New Yorkers who ate at a Lebanese Mediterranean restaurant in Manhattan may have been exposed to Hepatitis A, according to ...

The New York City Health Department is warning patrons of a Manhattan restaurant about possible exposure to the hepatitis A ...

Here we go again. From the New York Health Department: Anyone Who Ate Food From ilili Restaurant During January 31 – February ...

The NYC Health Department has issued a hepatitis A exposure warning for those who dined at Ilili restaurant in NoMad between ...

The city Health Department warned patrons who visited a Manhattan restaurant over about 10 days in January and February may have been exposed to hepatitis A.

The viral illness kills more people in the city than HIV, but antiviral medications may be helping cut its transmission.

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However, you may not notice symptoms right away. Hepatitis C is diagnosed with a blood test and can be treated. In these instances, traces of blood carrying the hepatitis C virus can enter the ...

A person with Hepatitis A virus can spread the virus to others for two weeks before they have symptoms of liver infection through one week after these symptoms start. People infected with ...

The Department of Public Health HSE West and North West has been notified of an increase of Hepatitis A cases County Mayo and ...

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The New York City Health Department says a food handler at a restaurant in Midtown, Manhattan, might have exposed patrons to Hepatitis A.