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B.C. Canada: Hepatitis A outbreak at Surrey school

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Source: http://www.thenownewspaper.com/news/district-fights-hepatitis-a-outbreak-at-surrey-school-1.1793886

District fights Hepatitis A outbreak at Surrey school
Immunization clinic planned at North Ridge Elementary
Kristi Alexandra / Now contributor
March 16, 2015 09:58 AM

SURREY ? North Ridge Elementary School planned an immunization clinic Monday after parents were informed Friday (March 13) that there had been an outbreak of the Hepatitis A virus at the school.

?Students and staff may have been exposed? to the virus, read a letter sent home to parents by Fraser Health.

Though students are on their spring break, the release called for parents to bring their children to the mass clinic, which was to be set up in the school?s gymnasium.

The district did not release how many of the roughly 350 students were affected...
 
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