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Mumps Confirmed in Boise, Tied to University of Idaho Outbreak
Posted By George Prentice on Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 2:19 PM
Officials at the Central District Health Department have confirmed two college-aged individuals with the mumps. CDHD says the latest cases, which now total 16, are tied to a recent mumps outbreak at the University of Idaho...
Idaho experiencing an outbreak of mumps
Posted: Saturday, February 7, 2015 3:49 am
By Journal Staff
First it was measles in California, and now it?s mumps in Idaho.
An outbreak of mumps that began in September 2014 among students at the Moscow campus of the University of Idaho continues to spread outside the Moscow area. Idaho has 21 reported confirmed and probable cases, including six in the Boise area, as of Friday.
Two cases in Washington also are associated with this outbreak...
