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CT - ​Yale University suspects 2 mumps cases on campus

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Yale University suspects 2 mumps cases on campus

POSTED 7:02 AM, DECEMBER 1, 2016, BY JIM MCKEEVER, UPDATED AT 07:08AM, DECEMBER 1, 2016

NEW HAVEN ? Yale University in New Haven is warning the community after two suspected cases of the mumps were discovered on campus.

One student is an undergraduate living on campus and one is a graduate student living off campus, according to the university.

In recent months, several colleges and universities throughout the country have reported outbreaks of mumps, including Sacred Heart University in Connecticut and at Harvard.

Over 90 percent of Yale undergraduates have received mumps vaccine, but it is still possible for students or other members of the campus community to contract the disease, according to the university.
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http://fox61.com/2016/12/01/yale-suspects-mumps-cases-on-campus/
 
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