Officials with the Florida Department of Health in Martin County reported Friday that since the beginning of the year there have been 13 confirmed cases in Martin County.

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The Florida Department of Health considers a community “high risk” when the confirmed number of cases reaches 5. Martin County reached high risk status with 5 confirmed cases as of Monday, April 1.
Hepatitis A is a contagious liver disease usually spread person to person through objects, food or drink that are contaminated by small amounts of fecal matter from a person with Hepatitis A.
Health officials advise the public to seek medical attention if any person experiences symptoms of illness, contact a healthcare provider or primary care physician with questions or concerns, exercise good hygiene – handwashing for a minimum of 20 seconds, after using the bathroom and before preparing or eating food and lastly, get vaccinted.
The Hepatitis A vaccine is available in the community via health care providers and local pharmacies.
Statewide, the outbreak total is now 1239 since it started in 2018.
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Martin County Health Dept is not being straight with us.
What are they withholding?
They kept trying to silence the reporters.
What’s going on?