Hepatitis A, Public Health and Mexican restaurant

Hepatitis A contamination at a Rio Grande Mexican restaurant in Colorado prompts health warning
There's a new health warning in Colorado over potential exposure to hepatitis A at a Mexican restaurant in Boulder.
Health officials: People at Boulder’s Rio Grande restaurant may have been exposed to Hepatitis A
According to a release, Boulder County Public Health officials have established there is no ongoing risk to the public “due to quick collaboration with the restaurant to ensure the safety of staff
Boulder County health department warns of potential hepatitis A exposure at restaurant
The department said the risk is associated with drinks containing fresh juice that were served at the Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant in Boulder on Dec. 30 and Jan. 5.
Boulder health officials warn residents of potential hepatitis A exposure at Mexican restaurant
Boulder residents were urged to monitor for symptoms after some drinks served at a Mexican restaurant were found to be contaminated with the hepatitis A virus earlier this month.
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Hepatitis A contamination Boulder's Rio Grande restaurant prompts health warning
There's a new health warning in Colorado over potential exposure to hepatitis A at a Mexican restaurant in Boulder.
Potential Hepatitis A exposure at Boulder restaurant
Those who drank fresh juice from the Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant on Walnut Street on Dec. 30 or Jan. 5 may be exposed to Hepatitis A.
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