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 ...

A consultant Public Health Physician at Ikorodu General Hospital, Dr Yetunde Odusolu has called for an urgent action to prevent hepatitis, ...

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

The NYC Health Department has issued a hepatitis A exposure warning for those who dined at Ilili restaurant in NoMad between January 31 and February 9. A food handler tested positive for the virus, ...

New Yorkers who have eaten at a Lebanese Mediterranean restaurant in Manhattan may have been exposed to Hepatitis A, according to the New York City Department of Mental Health ...

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The Health Department reported a case of hepatitis A at ilili Restaurant at 236 Fifth Ave. in the Flatiron District. Hepatitis A is vaccine-preventable liver disease caused by a highly contagious ...

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.

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