Today was the first day that residents of Lubbock, Texas were able to receive Hepatitis A vaccinations from the Lubbock Health Department as a result of possible exposure to the virus from an infected employee at Cheddar’s Casual Café located at on 4009 S. Loop 289.
The vaccinations became available two days after City officials
In the wake of a City of Lubbock announcement that patrons of Cheddar’s Casual Café may have been exposed to hepatitis A, food safety experts at Marler Clark, The Food Safety Law Firm, are calling on restaurants such as Cheddar’s to require employees be vaccinated against the virus.
On September 13, the city announced
Perhaps the answer to that question is yes. Hepatitis A is one of five human hepatitis viruses (hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E) that primarily infect the liver and cause illness. An estimated 80,000 cases occur each year in the U.S., although much higher estimates have been proposed based on mathematical modeling of the past incidence
After the news came out on September 14, 2011, that anyone who ate at Cheddar’s Casual Café, located on 4009 S. Loop 289 in Lubbock, Texas anytime from August 31 through September 8 may have been exposed to Hepatitis A through a restaurant employee, the City of Lubbock Texas has announced that it will host
The City of Lubbock issued a press release yesterday warning anyone who ate at Cheddar’s Casual Café, located on 4009 S. Loop 289 in Lubbock, Texas anytime from August 31 through September 8 may have been exposed to Hepatitis A through a restaurant employee.
According to the press release:
An employee of the restaurant, who
Today marks the last day that the Cumberland County Health Department will be administering the Hepatitis A vaccine to those patrons of the Olive Garden restaurant in Fayetteville, North Carolina who may have been exposed to Hepatitis A.
The health department announced that it will be offering the free shots at their clinic at
Today, the Marler Clark law firm received dozens of phone calls and email submissions inquiring about the class action lawsuit recently filed on Wednesday, August 17, 2011, against a Fayetteville, North Carolina Olive Garden. The lawsuit came after Cumberland County health officials discovered that an Olive Garden food service worker had tested positive for hepatitis
Today a class action lawsuit was filed in Cumberland County on behalf of those individuals who were required to receive a Hepatitis A after potentially being exposed to the virus while dining at a Fayetteville, North Carolina Olive Garden restaurant.
The Hepatitis A scare began when Cumberland County Health Department officials announced that anyone who
As of last Friday afternoon, the Cumberland County North Carolina Health Department announced that it had administered an estimated 3,000 doses of Hepatitis A immunizations (immune globulin (Ig) shots) to people who may have been exposed to the virus at a Fayetteville, North Carolina Olive Garden. More Ig shots will be given in the coming
As of Friday afternoon, the Cumberland County Health Department announced that it had administered an estimated 3,000 doses of Hepatitis A immunizations to people who may have been exposed to the virus at a Fayetteville, North Carolina Olive Garden.
The health department’s free clinic at 1235 Ramsey Street administered immunizations on Saturday morning and plans
