October's hepatitis A positivity rate reached 50% at Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. Contaminated street food and poor hygiene are blamed for the spread. Dr. Usha Dhir highlighted cases showing ...

Shaw says that hepatitis A “is usually foodborne, either from contamination in the fields or with a food handler who is preparing food without sufficient precautions. Transmission can come from ...

salmonella and hepatitis A. Improper storage of the chutney or the fritters left at room temperature for too long can lead to bacteria growth and food poisoning from staphylococcus aureus or ...

E. Coli and Listeria outbreaks from fast food are not new phenomena. These restaurants have had some of the worst outbreaks.

Number four, hepatitis. In this case ... Number five, salmonella, one of the most common causes of food poisoning in America. It's found in raw or undercooked meat, fish, and eggs.

And while food poisoning can happen anywhere ... being at the center of the worst Hepatitis A outbreak in American history. In October 2003, the Pennsylvania Health Department announced a ...

Food poisoning expert Bill Marler has cut certain ... E. coli, cholera, and hepatitis A, which led to 20 deaths last year in an outbreak in California, can also be spread through untreated water.