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- Lieutenant Governor and Florida Surgeon General Meet with Martin County Stakeholders and Community Leader to Discuss Hepatitis A Outbreak
- The Florida Department of Health in Martin County Urges Residents to get Vaccinated to Prevent the Spread of Hepatitis A
- Health Department Provides Information on CDC Samples Related to Hepatitis A Outbreak - Findings show multiple introductions of the virus into the community. Surveillance in the county continues.
Tallahassee, Fla. — Lieutenant Governor Jeanette Nuñez and Florida Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees meet with Martin County elected officials and community stakeholders on Wednesday, July 10th to address the Hepatitis A outbreak that has impacted Martin County and other communities across Florida. In attendance were state legislators, local government officials, the sheriff’s office and health care and other community stakeholders.
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Local News
- Lieutenant Governor and Florida Surgeon General Meet with Martin County Stakeholders and Community Leader to Discuss Hepatitis A Outbreak Video Accompaniment
- The Florida Department of Health in Martin County Urges Residents to get Vaccinated to Prevent the Spread of Hepatitis A Video Accompaniment
- Health Department Provides Information on CDC Samples Related to Hepatitis A Outbreak - Findings show multiple introductions of the virus into the community. Surveillance in the county continues. Video Accompaniment
- "Test Your Way, Do It Today" Learn more about PrEP at free HIV, STD and Hepatitis C testing events Video Accompaniment
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