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It’s the 24th state to declare an outbreak since mid-2016.

At press time, more than 700 cases of the highly contagious disease were confirmed in 22 states so far.

Although the state’s response has been criticized, health officials say they’re finally making progress.

Hepatitis A outbreaks reveal that America’s public health system is failing.

Advocates say the state’s response to new infections was “too low and too slow.”

The bill is intended to help local governments act more efficiently to future outbreaks.

Is the United States at risk of a foodborne outbreak?

This is the 15th state to declare one this year.

Unlike in the States, where homelessness and injection drug use are driving new infections, traveling abroad appears to be the source.

Drug use, homelessness and incarceration appear to be major drivers of the crisis.

Six years after the arrest of medical technician David Kwiatkowski, the legal fight against Exeter Hospital is coming to a close.

It’s the 10th state to do so in the past year.

The California city is considered ground zero for what has become a multistate hepatitis A crisis.

The state is the latest to be struck by an outbreak making its way across the country.

A new HuffPo analysis of CDC and California Department of Health data has found major disparities.

More than 100 new cases of the liver virus have been reported since November 2017.