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UPDATED: Auburn student diagnosed with tuberculosis
by Corey Williams | Campus Editor
4 hours ago
An Auburn University student has been diagnosed with an active case of pulmonary tuberculosis Thursday, Aug. 14.
Pam Barrett, director of the tuberculosis control office of the Alabama Department of Public Health, said about 90 people have been in close contact with the individual.
?The individual has active, contagious TB,? Barrett said. ?The people we identified as being in closest contact with that individual were notified yesterday through email. Those people are scheduled to be tested Tuesday.?...
More cases of tuberculosis discovered in Auburn Univ. students
Posted: Aug 27, 2014 10:48 PM EDT Updated: Aug 27, 2014 10:48 PM EDT
By Hunter Robinson - email
AUBURN, AL (WSFA) -
Just a few weeks ago, Auburn University discovered a student had a contagious form of tuberculosis.
Now after testing those at risk, more people have been discovered to be carrying the germ that causes the disease.
The Alabama Department of Public Health confirmed on Wednesday that eight people at Auburn have tested positive for a latent, non-contagious tuberculosis infection...
