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Friday, 27 July 2018
Third Meningococcal case at college
By Elena McPhee
Staff and students at Studholme College have been offered antibiotics, after a student was diagnosed with meningococcal disease today becoming the third student to be affected this year.
There have now been a total of three students at the college diagnosed with the condition this year, with two others receiving diagnoses of the same strain of the disease in March and May.
In the last week one other University of Otago student has been diagnosed with the condition, but his case was not linked to the ones at Studholme.
A statement from the Southern District Health Board put out yesterday afternoon said the student was doing well in Dunedin Hospital.