KHTS News, Sunday, 20 May 2007
Mandatory Hepatitis A vaccinations being pushed by County board Full Story
To counter legal roadblocks preempting the County from imposing mandatory Hepatitis A vaccinations for food service workers, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich’s motion to sponsor State legislations amending the California
Thirteen people contracted Hepatitis A after eating raw oysters in Arizona between March 8 and 25. Full Story from Diana Suarez at Bajo El Sol
Health officials are warning people not to eat raw shellfish after 13 Arizonans, one of them a Yuma County resident, contracted hepatitis A from eating uncooked oysters at Rocky Point,
Another person has been diagnosed with Hepatitis A in Minnesota. Last week, over 2,000 shots were administered after 3 people were diagnosed with the virus. Full story.
BURNSVILLE, Minn. (AP) – One person at Burnsville High School has been diagnosed with hepatitis A and about 20 others may have been exposed, school officials warned Thursday.
Long Beach Island health officials are urging local restaurants to take advantage of the hepatitis A vaccine offered at the health department. Full Story
Health officials on Long Beach Island are concerned that local food-service workers are not being vaccinated for the liver disease hepatitis A and that the transitory nature of the employees, mostly
The Arizona Department of Health Services and the Maricopa County Department of Public Health have confirmed 11 cases of hepatitis A in Maricopa County. All reported eating raw oysters in Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point) in March and are recovering. Two additional cases were discovered statewide, one each in Pima and Yuma counties. Mexican health officials
Slayton hepatitis A outbreak update
Clinics serve nearly 2,300 people; restaurant reopens; investigation continues
More than 2,280 people received immune globulin (IG) shots at two public clinics held in Slayton, MN on Friday and Saturday after health officials learned of cases of hepatitis A illness in two food workers at the Pizza Ranch restaurant earlier
There have been 3 confirmed cases of hepatitis A after the outbreak at a Pizza Ranch restaurant in Minnesota. The health department gave nearly 2,300 shots to the public on Friday and Saturday. Full Story by Dana Yost from the Marshall Independant.
Three cases of hepatitis A have been confirmed, the state health department said
The Pizza Ranch Restaurant restaurant in Slayton, Minnesota is being investigated after two food workers tested positive for hepatitis A. Full story
SLAYTON, Minn. The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating a possible hepatitis A outbreak in Murray County in southwestern Minnesota.
Two food workers at the Pizza Ranch restaurant in Slayton have tested
Health officials are warning people not to eat raw shellfish after 13 Arizonans, one of them a Yuma County resident, contracted 
BURNSVILLE, Minn. (AP) – One person at Burnsville High School has been diagnosed with hepatitis A and about 20 others may have been exposed, school officials warned Thursday. 
Three cases of 
SLAYTON, Minn. The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating a possible hepatitis A outbreak in Murray County in southwestern Minnesota.