Calgary McDonald's patrons to line up for hepatitis A inoculations

Posted on October 25, 2007 by Hepatitis Attorney

McDonald's Hepatitis AA worker at a Calgary, Alberta, Canada McDonald's restaurant has been diagnosed with hepatitis A, and in an effort to prevent an outbreak, public health officials are offering immune globulin injections to inoculate customers against the hepatitis A virus.

Anyone who ate at McDonald's less than 14 days ago is eligible to receive the injection.

This week's food safety infosheet from the International Food Safety Network provides additional information about the hepatitis A exposure.

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stan - April 4, 2008 2:13 PM

In McDonalds on 130 st. I sau a man puting dirty shoes on the table. This way people get infected.

dorji - May 9, 2008 9:42 PM

i have gone through your column, and i came to know about the hepatitis A.
sir, i am suffering from this disease since 6 yrars.
i have taken different types of medicines but i failed to recover it. so how shall i retify it.

dorji

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