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CT: Confirmed Case Of Bacterial Meningitis At CCSU

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Confirmed Case Of Bacterial Meningitis At CCSU
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January 6, 2019 Lamia YangLeave a Comment on Confirmed Case Of Bacterial Meningitis At CCSU

A confirmed case of bacterial meningitis has put the Central Connecticut State University on the edge. They are now taking the necessary precautions for this particular disease. The President of this University, Zulma R. Toro wrote to the community of CCSU for informing them about the kind of steps, which the school is currently taking. He said that, right after one of their students became seriously ill, they took the required safety precaution. The student has been receiving treatment since then, for a possible case of bacterial meningitis. On Monday, Connecticut?s Department of Public Health managed to confirm the exact problem as something known as Meningococcal Meningitis Type B...
 
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