Hepatitis A

The news that there was a potential exposure to Hepatitis-A at the end of March from an employee at Roma's Sausage and Deli in Utica and Washington Mills has affected a lot of people. Here's some key information about the outbreak and vaccines.

The Madison County Health Department says an employee at the Taco Bell on Glenwood Avenue in Oneida is presumed positive for Hepatitis A.

In collaboration with The Oneida County Health Department, Rome Memorial Hospital organized a free Hepatitis A drive-thru vaccine clinic at Chestnut Commons on Thursday, May 14th from 4 p.m to 7 p.m.

The Oneida County Health Department has announced an employee at a Rome eatery has tested positive for Hepatitis A.

An employee of a popular North Utica restaurant has tested positive for Hepatitis-A. Now, county health officials are advising patrons who may have been exposed to keep an eye out for possible symptoms and what steps you should take next.

Health Department officials say, a worker at Cianfrocco’s Subs and Wings in Rome worked while infected and may have exposed customers to the virus.

Health officials are warning diners at a western New York restaurant and residents of a nursing home that they may have been exposed to hepatitis A from an infected employee.