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Doctor Warns of Adenovirus Outbreak
Article written by GwdToday Reporter, Rachel Davis
? Fri, Dec 16, 2011
Dr. Galloway of Galloway Regional Eye Center wants to issue a notice to the public of the Adenovirus spreading rampantly in the Upstate including Greenwood, SC. In the past 7-10 days, Dr. Galloway alone has seen about 20 patients who have contracted the virus...
Re: SC: Doctor Warns of Adenovirus Outbreak causing pink-eye
Unfortunately that article has been pulled from circulation. I was wondering if test results confirmed it was adenovirus in this case since there have been a couple of recent reports in other parts of the country of severe pink eye outbreaks.
