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Journal Article
Use of Molecular Epidemiology to Inform Response to a Hepatitis A Outbreak — Los Angeles County, California, October 2018–April 2019
2020
Overview
Los Angeles County comprises 4,058 square miles and is home to approximately 10 million residents, an estimated 59,000 (0.6%) of whom experience homelessness on a given night. In late 2018, Los Angeles County Department of Public Health was notified of a case of hepatitis A virus infection in a person experiencing homelessness. Here, Haddix et al determine the source of infection, identify additional cases, and identify contacts for postexposure prophylaxis.
