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Campbell County day care centers on alert for Hepatitis A

By hepatitislawyer
July 28, 2005

Campbell County day care centers on alert for Hepatitis A
Thursday, officials will go to six licensed day cares with vaccines for workers and children age two and over.
They’re targeting children because they can have the virus without knowing…

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Hepatitis-A now a “major public health problem”

By hepatitislawyer
July 27, 2005

Knoxville (WVLT) – The Regional Health Department says they have “a major public health problem” on their hands.
Since Monday, six additional cases of Hepatitis-A have shown up in Campbell County.
Despite what the Health Department calls ëintense efforts to…

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UPDATE: Investigators seeking clues in new cases of Hepatitis A

By hepatitislawyer
July 19, 2005

July 19, 2005
East Tennessee health officials are still trying to determine the cause of eight more cases of Hepatitis A in the area.
The new cases follow an outbreak ofthe disease in April.
Seven of the cases are in…

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Investigation continues into latest Hepatitis A outbreak

By hepatitislawyer
July 19, 2005

July 18, 2005
By CATHARYN CAMPBELL
6 News Reporter
JACKSBORO (WATE) — An investigation continues into the recent outbreak of Hepatitis A in Campbell and Scott counties. The eight people infected filled out a questionnaire to help health officials find…

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Marler Clark – Hepatitis A outbreak was preventable

By hepatitislawyer
April 19, 2005

CAMPBELL COUNTY, TX (April 19, 2005) — The Regional Health Department confirmed that a foodservice worker who worked at the Waffle House restaurant located at off Highway 61 in Clinton tested positive for hepatitis A. People who ate at the…

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Update: New hepatitis cases confirmed; clinic set up

By hepatitislawyer
April 19, 2005

Jeff Webb, Webmaster
4/19/2005
The Regional Health Department confirms that four more people have tested positive for Hepatitis A in the last 24 hours. That brings the total number of Hepatitis A to 17.
Health department officials say a restaurant…

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Investigation of hepatitis A outbreak continues

By hepatitislawyer
April 18, 2005

April 18, 2005
By CATHARYN CAMPBELL
6 News Reporter
CAMPBELL COUNTY (WATE) — Health officials say Monday there are no new confirmed cases of hepatitis A in East Tennessee. However, investigators are still working to isolate the source of the…

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UPDATE: Hepatitis-A Outbreak in Campbell County

By hepatitislawyer
April 18, 2005

East Tennessee Health
April 18, 2005
There are two new confirmed cases of Hepatitis-A stemming from an outbreak in Campbell County.
Doctor Paul Erwin the man in charge of the Health Department probe says there is one new case each…

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Hepatitis cases being investigated in Campbell Co.

By hepatitislawyer
April 14, 2005

April 13, 2005
CAMPBELL COUNTY (WATE) — The Regional Health Department says Wednesday that it’s investigating five confirmed cases of hepatitis A in Campbell County. There are three other people who have suspected cases.
Of the confirmed cases, three of…

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