Hepatitis A, E. coli outbreaks continue in Ga. - Statesboro Herald

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Hepatitis A, E. coli outbreaks continue in Ga.

Cases of measles also diagnosed in state

The Affordable Care Act is set to put a 40 percent tax on expensive health care plans offered by employers. Many politicians now want to repeal it, though many argue this "Cadillac Tax" is key for reducing the cost of health care in the U.S. - photo by Daniel Bendtsen

743f056a94bd1a44363ae5f505b5935f1d50b69d72fbca54a922e81ae9b3d41f — The Affordable Care Act is set to put a 40 percent tax on expensive health care plans offered by employers. Many politicians now want to repeal it, though many argue this "Cadillac Tax" is key for reducing the cost of health care in the U.S. - photo by Daniel Bendtsen

Hepatitis A cases continue to surge in Georgia, with 31 more cases reported since about a week ago, Public Health officials said Wednesday.

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