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ME CDC reports chickenpox outbreak in Penobscot County
4:11 p.m. EST November 19, 2014
PENOBSCOT COUNTY, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Maine Centers for Disease Control confirmed a chickenpox outbreak at a Penobscot County school Wednesday. Health officials are not releasing the name of the school or the total number of students infected.
The CDC defines an outbreak as three or more cases in one school...
Chicken pox, whooping cough cases reported in RSU 73
Eileen Adams, Special to the Sun Journal
Wednesday, December 17, 2014 at 8:00 pm
LIVERMORE FALLS ? A Livermore Elementary School student with chickenpox was sent home Wednesday, along with 18 others who had not been vaccinated against the highly contagious viral infection, Superintendent Kenneth Healey said...
