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Ireland: Increase in TB cases in Waterford area

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://www.thesun.ie/news/3768910/hse-tuberculosis-cases-waterford-testing/

TB ALARM RAISED HSE warns of ?small increase? in number of tuberculosis cases in Waterford as people asked to attend clinics for testing

Local GPs and hospitals have been made aware of the increase in tuberculosis incidents but the HSE would not comment on why there has been a rise in cases
By Conor Kane
18th February 2019, 4:05 pm
Updated: 18th February 2019, 4:05 pm

THE HSE has said there was "a small increase" in the number of TB cases in the Waterford area in recent months and a number of people were asked to attend public health clinics for testing.

Local GPs and hospitals have been made aware of the increase in tuberculosis incidents, the HSE has confirmed...
 
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