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CA: Shigella outbreak among the Santa Clara Co. homeless community

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Source: https://www.foxnews.com/us/shigella...-clara-county-homeless-community-22-suspected

Shigella outbreak: 10 cases confirmed among Santa Clara County homeless community, 22 suspected
Shigella bacteria is found inside feces and infections can be spread by sexual contact, sharing drinking containers and caring for others with the illness
By Timothy H.J. Nerozzi Fox News
Published June 27, 2024 2:19pm EDT

The homeless community in Santa Clara County, California, is experiencing an outbreak of disease tied to shigella bacteria.

The Santa Clara County Public Health Office released guidance concerning the infections, and offered data on the current scope of the outbreak.

According to the Public Health Office, 10 "individuals experiencing homelessness in Santa Clara County" have tested positive for shigella, and 22 people are suspected cases...


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