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Multiple Mumps Cases Reported at Georgetown
By: Damian Garcia
11/22/2017
Vincent J. WinklerPrins, assistant vice president for student health sent a university wide email on Nov. 3 stating that two undergraduate students had been recently diagnosed with mumps at the Student Health Center on campus. WinklerPrins added in the email that university officials have reached out to both the D.C. Department of Health as well as the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). In the email, WinklerPrins noted that ?Other cases [of mumps]have been reported in the D.C. area.? WinklerPrins advised students to ?full quote?? so as to protect themselves...
Mumps Cases Continue on Campus
By: Noah Telerski
11/30/2017
Three more students have been diagnosed with mumps since Nov. 3, according to Vincent WinklerPrins, the assistant vice president for student health, bringing the total number of diagnosed mumps cases among undergraduates to five this semester.
Additional cases have been reported in the Washington D.C., and WinklerPrins wrote in a Nov. 30 email to students that, ?these cases [both on and off campus]have been contained, and as we have learned about each new case, we have coordinated with the D.C. Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).?...
