A Jersey Mike's employee in Nassau County tested positive for hepatitis A, prompting health officials to warn customers who visited the location between April 5 and April 19 of potential exposure. The employee, who handled food directly, may have contaminated ingredients and tableware. Although the risk of virus transmission is deemed low, the Nassau County Department of Health urges those affected to consult their doctors. Hepatitis A is a liver infection that can spread through improper hygiene and poses risks especially for vulnerable populations. Symptoms manifest between two to seven weeks, potentially leading to severe health issues for some people.
A Jersey Mike's employee in Nassau County tested positive for hepatitis A, risking customer health. Health officials warn individuals who visited the store during April 5-19.
The infected employee directly handled food, posing contamination risks. Health officials recommend anyone visiting the sandwich shop in the specified timeframe consult their healthcare provider.
Although the transmission risk is low, county health officials advise caution and communication with healthcare professionals, given hepatitis A's potential health impacts.
Hepatitis A spreads primarily through poor hand hygiene after bathroom use, affecting food and surfaces. Symptoms appear 2-7 weeks post-exposure and include jaundice, nausea, and stomach pain.
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