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Carbon County Schools Respond To Reported Case Of Meningitis
By Tennessee Watson ? 30 minutes ago
Several Carbon County District #2 schools closed Thursday for cleaning following a reported case of meningitis.
Kim Deti with the Wyoming Department of Health said lab testing is underway to confirm the student contracted meningitis and which kind. Results can take several days...
Wyoming Health Officials: Meningitis Case Confirmed, Not Contagious
Nick Learned
February 25, 2019
A fourth-grade student has been confirmed to have a form of bacterial meningitis, but the ailment is not contagious, according to state health officials.
"There is no heightened reason for Carbon County families to be worried because of this student's illness," Dr. Alexia Harrist, state health officer and state epidemiologist with the Wyoming Department of Health, said in a statement Monday...
