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FitnessMarch 9, 2018
Health Unit investigating tuberculosis outbreak in Thunder Bay
After four patients were diagnosed with tuberculosis health officials in Thunder Bay are on alert and investigating the cause of the outbreak.
According to reports, the four people who were diagnosed with TB are homeless. The four are being treated with antibiotics, according to the Thunder Bay District Health Unit?s associated medical officer of health...
Tuberculosis count reaches 11
Two more patients have been diagnosed with infectious disease in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit's first update since May.
Aug 10, 2018 12:52 PM by: Michael Charlebois
Tuberculosis (2)File photo
THUNDER BAY - The Thunder Bay District Health Unit have diagnosed two more patients with tuberculosis, bringing the total to 11 people in Thunder Bay.
In March, TBHU reported an outbreak which affected four patients at the times. The total rose to nine in May, with the majority of the infected being either homeless or lacking adequate housing conditions...
