according to dailyherald
2 cases of MRSA found at Naperville Central
2 cases of MRSA found at Naperville Central
DuPage health officials: 2 cases of MRSA found at Naperville CentralhelloThe DuPage County Health Department is investigating multiple cases of MRSA, a type of staph infection, at Naperville Central High School, according to ABC 7.School officials said two students were confirmed, treated and now cleared of MRSA infections, ABC 7 reported, and nursing staff members consulted with the health department and followed proper cleaning protocols.Health department spokesman Don Bolger told ABC 7 they were notified of the possibility of MRSA infection at the school Wednesday and began an investigation.
in the same way abc7chicago
2 cases of MRSA confirmed at Naperville high school
2 cases of MRSA confirmed at Naperville high school
The DuPage County Health Department said it was investigating multiple cases of MRSA, a form of staph infection, at a high school in west suburban Naperville.School officials said two students were confirmed, treated and now cleared of MRSA infections.The first case happened in late August, the other at the beginning of September, officials said.Officials said the two students are both members of the varsity football team."It's very scary because I work with people who have MRSA, a couple of people.
additionally chicagotribune
2 cases of MRSA reported at Naperville Central High School
2 cases of MRSA reported at Naperville Central High School
Two Naperville Central High School students recently were treated for a staph infection but now are cleared of disease, a school official said Thursday.Michelle Fregoso, communications director in Naperville School District 203, said the high school nursing staff took action when two cases of MRSA — methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus — were reported at Naperville Central."Although we do not provide specific information about individual students' medical information, I can confirm that there were a total of two students confirmed, treated, and now cleared of MRSA," Fregoso said.
No comments:
Post a Comment