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CT: 2015 Mumps

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://fairfieldmirror.com/news/university-announces-two-cases-of-mumps/

University announces two cases of Mumps
Meaghan Conlon
November 18, 2015

Fairfield students were the last to know of the cases of mumps that had occurred on campus, nearly a week after faculty and staff were notified.

On Nov. 3, the faculty of Fairfield was notified via email from the Student Health Center that there had been two cases of mumps found on campus.

While the email went on to say that these two students had fully recovered, the SHC recommended that any student or faculty member with possible symptoms should get tested. This would have been no trouble for the faculty, but would have caused a problem for the students, as they never received any email or notification from the University about the viral disease until Nov. 11. Only students who attended Mass at the Egan Chapel of St. Ignatius Loyola this past Sunday heard an announcement about the mumps cases...
 
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