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OPINION EXCHANGE | 1974 hepatitis outbreak in Minneapolis showed value of trust in public health efforts

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By Barry S. Levy
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Opinion editor's note: Star Tribune Opinion publishes a mix of national and local commentaries online and in print each day. To contribute, click here. ••• Fifty years ago this month, in April 1974, Minneapolis experienced an outbreak of foodborne viral hepatitis, with 107 documented cases and probably more than 1,000 people exposed to the implicated hepatitis A virus from food they had eaten at a downtown restaurant.
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The hidden toll of war

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By Barry S. Levy, Amrit Shergill
| OUPblog
By Barry S. Levy April 1st 2024 During war, the news media often focus on civilian injuries and deaths due to explosive weapons. But the indirect health impacts of war among civilians occur more frequently—often out of sight and out of mind. These indirect impacts include communicable diseases, malnutrition, exacerbations of chronic noncommunicable diseases, maternal and infant disorders, and mental health problems.
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The hidden toll of war

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By Barry S. Levy, Amrit Shergill
| feedblitz.com
By Barry S. Levy April 1st 2024 During war, the news media often focus on civilian injuries and deaths due to explosive weapons. But the indirect health impacts of war among civilians occur more frequently—often out of sight and out of mind. These indirect impacts include communicable diseases, malnutrition, exacerbations of chronic noncommunicable diseases, maternal and infant disorders, and mental health problems.
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