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Public Health tracking mumps outbreaks in the region
Manny Cruz | The Guam Daily Post 1 hr ago (0)
The Department of Public Health and Social Services announced last Friday it is tracking several mumps outbreaks in Hawaii and the Republic of the Marshall Islands...
...The Republic of the Marshall Islands Ministry of Health has reported some 957 cases since October last year, a majority of which have occurred in Majuro...
Mumps outbreak in the Marshalls continues to spread
Category: Pacific/Regional News
19 Jun 2017
By Giff Johnson - For Variety
MAJURO ? A mumps outbreak that started in March in Majuro could be slowing based on official data from the Ministry of Health ? but health officials warn the true number of cases could be as high as 3,000 even though the confirmed and probable number is listed as 1,033 as of late last week.
And with thousands of islanders from the outer islands, Ebeye and the United States in Majuro for summer church conferences, the opportunity for further spread is increased.
It is the biggest outbreak of mumps in the Marshall Islands in decades and started up following a large outbreak late last year in the American state of Arkansas in an area where about 15,000 Marshall Islanders live...
