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Report: Mumps case on Evanston campus
Submitted by Charles Bartling on Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at 5:06 pm
The Daily Northwestern reported Wednesday that ?someone on the Evanston campus has been diagnosed with a laboratory-confirmed case of mumps.?
This follows a release Tuesday from the Evanston Health Department that it had received a report from the Illinois Department of Public Health of a confirmed case of mumps in a Chicago area university student...
Updated: 3 Northwestern students involved in new mumps cases, health officials say
Maddie Elkins, Summer Reporter
July 1, 2013
Health officials say they have confirmed three new cases of mumps involving Northwestern students, including two who are currently on campus and one who lives in a town north of Evanston.
The three new cases bring the number of infected students to five, according to Northwestern University Health Service. The NU community was notified of the initial case on June 18, and the first secondary case was confirmed before June 21.
Among the three new cases, two students left campus before they showed symptoms, said Dr. John Alexander, executive director of Health Service. One of them recently returned to Evanston, while the other lives in Chicago's northern suburbs...
Edwardsville student diagnosed with mumps
Published: July 9, 2013 Updated 18 hours ago
By ELIZABETH DONALD ? News-Democrat
EDWARDSVILLE - A student at Edwardsville High School's summer school was diagnosed with mumps.
Edwardsville District 7 officials contacted parents Tuesday to warn them in case their children have conditions that would be affected by exposure to mumps...
Probable mumps case in Edwardsville
School officials warn district parents
Posted: Wednesday, July 10, 2013 6:21 pm
By KATHIE BASSETT The Telegraph
EDWARDSVILLE ? A student in the Edwardsville High School summer program has been diagnosed with a probable case of mumps.
Edwardsville School District Superintendent Ed Hightower informed parents of the situation via email Tuesday, expressing concern that some students might have a medical condition that could be affected by the virus...
