January 15, 2025 - 16:15

There's a new health warning in Colorado over potential exposure to hepatitis A at a Mexican restaurant in Boulder. The local health department has issued an advisory after confirming that an employee at the establishment tested positive for the virus. This has raised concerns among patrons who may have dined at the restaurant during the exposure period.
Health officials are urging anyone who visited the restaurant to monitor for symptoms of hepatitis A, which can include fatigue, nausea, abdominal pain, and jaundice. The symptoms generally appear two to six weeks after exposure, and individuals are advised to seek medical attention if they experience any of these signs.
Vaccination against hepatitis A is highly recommended for those who may have been exposed, especially if they have not been vaccinated previously. The health department is working closely with the restaurant to ensure all necessary health protocols are being followed and to prevent further spread of the virus. Community members are encouraged to stay informed and practice good hygiene to protect themselves and others.
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