Hepatitis A outbreak strawberries

19 hours agoFreshKampo and HEB strawberries were purchased between March 5 and April 25. Strawberries are being recalled as investigators look into whether the fruit is the cause of more than two dozen confirmed hepatitis A cases in the.

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There have been 17 cases of Hepatitis A and 12 hospitalizations linked to the strawberries in the US the FDA said.

. May 29 2022 424 pm ET. Food and Drug Administration is investigating a hepatitis A outbreak with cases possibly linked to organic fresh strawberries. 5 hours agoBy Khristopher J.

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Two brands of organic strawberries sold at major chains such as Trader Joes and Walmart may be linked to an outbreak of hepatitis A the Food and Drug Administration. At least 17 people have gotten sick with hepatitis A in an outbreak possibly linked to fresh organic strawberries thats currently under investigation. Packages of FreshKampo and HEB brand strawberries are likely linked to more than a dozen recent cases of hepatitis A in California.

1 day agoThe Food and Drug Administration is investigating a Hepatitis A outbreak in the US. And Canada linked to strawberries sold at Walmart Safeway Trader Joes and other major grocery stores. 9 hours agoThe potentially affected strawberries are now past their shelf life FDA said but people who froze them for later use should not eat them.

May 30 2022 1237 PM MoneyWatch. 6 hours agoMay 30 2022 835 AM PDT. 2 days agoDo not eat serve or sell FreshKampo or HEB brand organic strawberries purchased between March 5 2022 and April 25 2022 FDAs investigation is ongoing.

8 hours agoMay 30 2022 641 AM PDT. If you are unsure of what brand you purchased when you. 6 hours agoHepatitis A cases have been linked to strawberries sold at Walmart Trader Joes and other stores.

Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are investigating an outbreak. The FDA asked people to contact their healthcare provider if they experience hepatitis A symptoms. The federal agency issued a statement Saturday warning.

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