Swimsuit Models, Parties and Hepatitis A?

Just happened to stumble across this article this morning while perusing SI.com. Apparently all who attended the yearly Sports Illustrated Swimsuit party were exposed to Hepatitis A because low and behold an employee / food handler of the Wolfgang Puck Catering company was diagnosed with the fun viral infection which just happens to be transmitted through methods such as contaminated food. Yummy. All who attended the party were informed that if they ate any raw food, which most likely there was plenty of, that they should get checked out.

"Health officials and event hosts were also contacting attendees of three smaller events between Feb. 14 and 20 that were within the 14-day window during which immune globulin can be administered to prevent illness." SI.com

Lucky for them, that's today, hope you're not busy Mrs. Swimsuit models. Delicious Sushi.

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