Health & Medicine
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Hepatitis Outbreak in the US Linked to Contaminated Strawberries
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) revealed on May 28 through U.S. Saturday that tainted strawberries are the most possible culprit of a hepatitis A epidemic in the United States and Canada.
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