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IL: 2011 Mumps outbreaks/alerts

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.whig.com/story/news/Mumps-092811


Mumps outbreak reported on QU campus; number of cases believed to be less than 10

Published: 9/27/2011 | Updated: 9/27/2011

By RODNEY HART
Herald-Whig Staff Writer

The Adams County Health Department and Quincy University say several cases of mumps have been reported on the college campus.

In a press release, QU officials said students have received information about mumps and are being given the opportunity to get vaccinations to reduce the risk of contracting the mumps. The press release stated the department does not consider this cluster of cases will increase risk of mumps disease to the general public "since cases are limited to a single localized population."

Jerrod Welch, director of clinical and environmental services for the ACHD, says the number of cases of mumps is believed to be under 10...
 
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