US EditionMassachusetts Restaurant Customers Potentially Exposed to Hepatitis A, Health Officials Warn
- On May 24, 2025, health authorities in Massachusetts alerted individuals who visited The Red Inn in Provincetown from April 30 through May 15 to the risk of possible hepatitis A exposure.
- The warning was issued after an employee involved in food service at the establishment was confirmed to have hepatitis A and had worked during the period when customers may have been exposed.
- Health agencies advised exposed diners to contact healthcare providers promptly for possible preventive treatment, which is effective only if given within two weeks before symptoms start.
- The health department stated hepatitis A symptoms include fever, fatigue, nausea, and jaundice, while even mild or asymptomatic cases can spread the virus easily through food handling or close contact.
- The Red Inn has since been cleared to resume work, and officials emphasized thorough handwashing especially before food preparation to prevent further spread.
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Massachusetts restaurant customers potentially exposed to hepatitis A, health officials warn | News Channel 3-12
By Riley Rourke, Logan Hall Click here for updates on this story PROVINCETOWN, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Health officials are warning customers who dined at The Red Inn in Provincetown to get checked for hepatitis A due to a potential exposure from a worker at the restaurant. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said that anyone who ate at the restaurant between April 30 and May 15 should talk to their doctor as soon as possible. The em…
Massachusetts restaurant customers potentially exposed to hepatitis A, health officials warn
By Riley Rourke, Logan Hall Click here for updates on this story PROVINCETOWN, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Health officials are warning customers who dined at The Red Inn in Provincetown to get checked for hepatitis A due to a potential exposure from a worker at the restaurant. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said that anyone who ate at the restaurant between April 30 and May 15 should talk to their doctor as soon as possible. The em…
Diners at Cape Cod restaurant may have been exposed to hepatitis A
Anyone who dined at The Red Inn restaurant and hotel in Provincetown between April 30 and May 15 may have been exposed to hepatitis A and should contact their health care provider, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced Saturday.
State Health Officials warn of potential exposure to Hepatitis A after infection in food service worker in Provincetown - Boston News, Weather, Sports
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH), Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment, and the Provincetown Board of Health are alerting anyone who dined at The Red Inn at 15 Commercial Street in Provincetown between April 30 and May 15 that they may have been exposed to hepatitis A and should contact their healthcare provider. A food service employee of the restaurant who worked during those dates has a confirmed infection…
Health officials warn of hepatitis A after infection at Cape Cod restaurant
Massachusetts health officials warned anyone who dined at The Red Inn at 15 Commercial St. in Provincetown between April 30 and May 15, that they may have been exposed to hepatitis A and should contact their health care provider.
Health Officials Respond to a Hepatitis A Virus Exposure in Provincetown
PROVINCETOWN – From town of Provincetown: Provincetown health officials are working closely with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MADPH) and Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment to respond to a case of Hepatitis A linked to a food service employee at The Red Inn, located at 15 Commercial Street in Provincetown. This local […] The post Health Officials Respond to a Hepatitis A Virus Exposure in Provincetown appeare…
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