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01-19-2024, 02:18 PM
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A few years back a group of business people from New Mexico, The New Mexico Amigos, among whom I have some friends and acquaintances, visited several coastal cities in California. In San Francisco they were briefed not to touch the soles of their footwear when they returned to their hotel rooms from walking the streets as they could get Hepatitis from stepping in human remnants of excrement, other body fluids and waste from the large homeless population among whom many are infected from needles passed around and otherwise. I think they were told to be careful where they stepped in San Diego as well.
Homelessness and Hepatitis A-San Diego County, 2016-2018 - PubMed
Homeless people defecating on LA streets fuels horror hepatitis outbreak, as city faulted | Fox News
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