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HARRISON TOWNSHIP, Mich. ? A fourth case of Legionnaires' disease has been confirmed and a fifth is suspected at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Harrison Township.
John Ambrose, an epidemiologist with the U.S. Army Public Health Command, said Monday three of the confirmed cases involve employees from Warren-based TACOM Life Cycle Management Command. One is from the 127th Wing, Michigan Air National Guard.
Re: Michigan - Legionnaires' Outbreak at Air National Guard Base
Sixth person diagnosed in Selfridge ANGB Legionnaires' outbreak
Posted: 9:17 PM
Last Updated: 32 minutes ago
Two experts on Legionnaires' disease have arrived at Selfridge Air National Guard Base to join an investigation into the outbreak. Six cases of the potentially deadly disease have now been confirmed.
At least thirty people have reported becoming ill and one person is reportedly in critical condition.
The CDC will join The Army Public Health Command as well as the Macomb County and State Health departments in trying to pinpoint the source of the bacteria.
