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ON, Canada: Tetanus infection in an unvaccinated child reported

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.thestar.com/life/health_...etanus-infection-mumps-outbreak-reported.html


Unvaccinated Ontario boy gets dangerous tetanus infection, mumps outbreak reported
Six-year old infected by tetanus has been moved out of the intensive care unit. Meanwhile, authorities in Guelph are investigating an outbreak of mumps among students of two local high schools

By: Helen Branswell The Canadian Press, Published on Mon Jun 01 2015

TORONTO?News that an unvaccinated Ontario boy is in hospital with a dangerous tetanus infection is prompting calls from worried parents seeking information on how to get their children vaccinated.

A spokesperson says the Grey Bruce health authority has had numerous inquiries since word of the case hit the news over the weekend.

Dr. Christine Kennedy says the unidentified six-year old is improving and has been moved out of the intensive care unit...
 
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