A food service worker at Charlie Horse Restaurant and Lounge in Ocala has tested positive for hepatitis A. The worker was at the restaurant, located at 2426 E. Silver Springs Blvd., from July 18 to Aug. 1, and may have been contagious, according to a press release from the Florida Department of Health in
Florida Red Lobster link in another Hepatitis A scare
Seriously, offer to vaccinate your employees.
According to press reports, a Red Lobster at 10500 East Ulmerton Road in Largo had an employee test positive for hepatitis A last week.
On Tuesday, July 30, the Pinellas County Health Department and the Division of Hotels and Restaurants conducted a joint inspection after they received confirmation of
Broken Record – another restaurant with a Hepatitis A problem
The Florida Department of Health in Indian River (DOH-Indian River) has identified a positive case of hepatitis A in a food service worker in Vero Beach.
DOH-Indian River conducted an epidemiological investigation and today determined an individual who worked at Pizza Mia, 1115 21st Street, on July 19 through July 23 may have been infectious.
Where have I heard this before? Another restaurant worker with Hepatitis A
Diners at a restaurant in Sterling may have potentially been exposed to hepatitis A after an employee was diagnosed last month, Virginia health officials confirmed Thursday.
According to the Virginia Department of Health, a Señor Ramon employee has been diagnosed with the virus and as a result, individuals who may have eaten at the restaurant,
Restaurant workers in Ohio and Tennessee expose customers to Hepatitis A
Individuals who are at an increased risk of contracting Hepatitis A include:
- Persons with direct contact with persons who have hepatitis A
- Travelers to countries with high or intermediate rates of hep A infection
- Men who have sex with men
- Users of injection and non-injection drugs
- Persons with clotting factor disorders
- Persons working with nonhuman
Los Encinos Mexican Grill link in hepatitis A mess
The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is investigating a case of hepatitis A in a food service worker that could have led to possible exposure for restaurant customers.
An employee of Los Encinos Mexican Grill (132 W. Main Street) in Calhoun City, MS has been diagnosed with hepatitis A virus, and patrons who ate
Roadhouse 100 Restaurant linked to Hepatitis A problem
According to press reports an employee who handles food at the Roadhouse 100 restaurant on Missouri Highway 100 in the unincorporated community of Gray Summit was diagnosed with hepatitis A, officials with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services said Tuesday. Anyone who ate at Roadhouse 100 between June 23 and July 5 is
Wendy’s worker positive for Hepatitis A
Seems like a daily happening – a food service worker with hepatitis A – Vaccines anyone?
An employee who handles food at a Lawrenceville Wendy’s restaurant has been diagnosed with hepatitis A, the health department said.
An investigation found that the employee worked while ill at the Lawrenceville location off Scenic Highway and may have
Piccolo Italian Market and Deli worker found Hepatitis A Positive
The Sarasota County Health Department (CHD) has identified a case of Hepatitis A in a food service worker in Sarasota. Following laboratory confirmation on July 3, Sarasota CHD immediately began conducting an epidemiological investigation and today determined that the individual worked at Piccolo Italian Market & Deli located at 6518 Gateway Avenue while infectious.
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Jack in the Box, why vaccinate employees AFTER a hepatitis A problem?
Public Health Supervisor Tony Buel said last Friday and Saturday, June 21 and 22, county and state health staff administered 720 vaccines to 665 adults and 55 children, who believed they may have been exposed to the virus while visiting a Union fast-food restaurant, Jack in the Box, over three separate weekends.
On Thursday, June