The patient count in a hepatitis A outbreak linked to Virginia restaurants continues to grow, with 44 people now confirmed as infected. One of the patients has required a liver transplant and one has died.
Continue Reading More sick in hepatitis A outbreak traced to restaurants; one required liver transplant
Over the last weeks I have talked to and been retained by dozens of Roanoke area residents sickened, and the family members of a man who died, from hepatitis A after the simple act
Continue Reading Publisher’s Platform: Famous Anthony’s should pay hepatitis A victims’ medical expenses and wage loss and vaccinate its employees, now!
Health officials in the Roanoke, VA, area say the number of hepatitis A infections linked to three Famous Anthony’s restaurants has more than doubled, with 20 people requiring hospitalization.
The Roanoke City and Alleghany Health
Continue Reading Hepatitis A patient count more than doubles among patrons of Virginia restaurants
The case count in a hepatitis A outbreak linked to restaurants in Virginia has doubled. At least 30 people are now infected with the virus, which can cause life-threatening liver infections.
Health officials said the
Continue Reading Restaurant-related hepatitis A outbreak doubles in size; more illnesses likely
At least three people have been admitted to hospitals in a growing outbreak of hepatitis A linked to restaurants in Virginia.
There are now 14 people confirmed infected, according to state health officials. Four of
Continue Reading More patients identified in hepatitis A outbreak linked to restaurants
The RCAHD is currently investigating nine cases of hepatitis A associated with this exposure.
An employee who worked at three Famous Anthony’s restaurant locations in Roanoke has been diagnosed with hepatitis A. As a
Continue Reading Publisher’s Platform: Vaccinate restaurant employees against hepatitis A or suffer the consequences
