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Meningitis deaths investigated in Central Oregon
By: The Associated Press 03/23/11 5:17 PM
The Associated Press
Central Oregon health officials are investigating the possibility of a connection among three deaths in two weeks from meningitis, the latest one an infant.
The Bend Bulletin reports if they're from the same strain of bacteria, Central Oregon could be experiencing a small outbreak of meningitis.
A fourth person, a 24-year-old Bend man, was diagnosed with meningitis and is in critical condition at a Bend hospital...
Officials Claim Meningitis is Confined
Friday, March 25th 2011 02:30pm
Health officials are now calling the three meningococcal cases in Central Oregon a small cluster and not a community outbreak. Crook County Communicable Disease Coordinator Karen Yeargain says the three people did not spread the disease among themselves, rather the conditions were right in each case for the disease to take hold...
