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Hepatitis Outbreak Linked To Lexington Restaurant

By Marler Clark LLP

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A former worker at O'Charley's Restaurant has been linked to the Hepatitis A outbreak in Lexington.  Full Story

Officials say the worker most likely contracted the virus out of state.
At this time, only three people have been linked to the outbreak, but not from eating at the restaurant.   Never the less, for the next week anyone who ate at the O'Charley's on Richmond road is being asked to monitor their health.

Officials say, that symptoms of the disease could occur at anytime.
Symptoms of the disease include diarrhea, flu symptoms, and even in the most serious cases jaundice.

Full post as published by Hepatitis Blog on June 19, 2007 (boomark / email).

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