Possible Hepatitis, HIV exposure at Edmonton tattoo operation

Possible Hepatitis, HIV exposure at Edmonton tattoo operation

March 29, 2019 7:28 pm MST.

Alberta Health Services is warning people about possible Hepatitis and HIV exposure at Hornets Nest Tattoo in Edmonton. Health officials say the operation did not have the proper sterilization or sanitation process. Sarolta Saskiw has the details.

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