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Friday, March 3, 2017

Third OSU student contracts meningococcal disease stat : KTVZ

Individuals who have spent at least four hours cumulatively in close, face-to-face association with a person suffering from meningococcal disease within seven days before the illness started are most at risk of catching meningococcal disease. OSU students experiencing these symptoms should visit OSU Student Health Services located in the Plageman Building, 108 S.W. CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) - The same strain of meningococcal disease that infected two Oregon State University students last fall has sickened another student. ---OSU news release:An undergraduate student attending Oregon State University in Corvallis is being treated at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center for what has been confirmed as meningococcal disease. This is the third reported case of the B strain of meningococcal disease at Oregon State over the past four months.



Third OSU student contracts meningococcal disease
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Related Coverage Officials: OSU students have meningococcal disease strain BCORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) – The same strain of meningococcal disease that infected two Oregon State University students last fall has sickened another student. He says health workers have identified 43 people who may have been exposed to the infected student and have treated them with antibiotics. A 2015 outbreak at the University of Oregon killed one student. The Gazette-Times reports the student has been hospitalized in Corvallis since Feb. 23 and is in good condition. The students admitted to hospital for the same disease in November were later released.



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