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Four St. Louis University students have chickenpox
BY BLYTHE BERNHARD ? bbernhard@post-dispatch.com > 314-340-8129 stltoday.com | Posted: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:15 am | (0) comments.
Four undergraduate students at St. Louis University have chickenpox, according to a health alert sent to the campus community on Monday.
The students had not been vaccinated against the virus and were isolated during their active symptoms, said Deborah Scheff, director of student health and counseling
R-3 reports 3 chickenpox cases within the district
Area parents urged to be on the lookout for symptoms of highly contagious virus
Posted: Thursday, September 13, 2012 1:23 pm | Updated: 1:24 pm, Thu Sep 13, 2012.
From LDR Staff
Three cases of the chickenpox have prompted the Lebanon R-3 School District to ask parents to keep an eye on their children for symptoms to keep the virus from spreading further.
On Tuesday, there was a confirmed case at the Lebanon High School. The following day, two more students, another at LHS and one at Maplecrest Elementary, were confirmed to have contracted the virus...
What's Going Around: Upper Respiratory Infections, Chicken Pox & Strep
Illnesses are on the rise in a number of counties across the Ozarks.
Lauren Matter Anchor
10:06 a.m. CDT, September 20, 2012
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - The seasons, they are a changing. And when the weather shifts so do the illnesses...
...In Camden County, the Camdenton School District says they have at least seven confirmed cases of chicken pox.
The Camden County Health Department says chicken pox cases have also been reported in Climax Springs and in Laclede County and Morgan County...
Chickenpox outbreak concerns parents, kids in Camdenton
Schools reports 25 cases have been confirmed in recent days
CAMDENTON, Mo. ? A spike in the number of chickenpox cases is creating concerns for parents and kids.
?In the last several years we have only seen a few cases of chicken pox each year. This year we have really gotten a pretty good spell of them? stated Sue Viz-Blankenship, director health services for Camdenton schools.?
The district confirms 23 kids have come down with the virus in recent days. It?s a small number compared to the district?s 4,300 students- but the state says it?s enough to qualify as an outbreak...
