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Meningitis Suspected In Local College Student?s Death
March 11, 2014 12:31 PM
Lynne Hayes-Freeland
PHILADELPHIA (AP) ? Authorities say the death of a student at a Philadelphia university?s sorority house is being investigated as a suspected case of meningitis.
Drexel University officials said Stephanie Ross, of Pittsburgh, was found unresponsive Monday by housemates at the Phi Mu (Beta Tau) sorority house...
Same Meningitis Strain to Hit Princeton Killed Drexel Student
By NBC10.Com Staff
| Thursday, Mar 13, 2014 | Updated 4:21 PM EDT
Tests confirm a rare meningitis strain that hit Princeton University in 2013 caused the death of a Drexel University student Monday.
Stephanie Ross, a mechanical engineering major, died at the Penn Presbyterian Medical Center after her sorority sisters found her unresponsive at the Phi Mu (Beta Tau) house along Powelton Avenue, according to an official statement from Drexel.
Officials initially suspected Ross had been infected with the "serogroup B" strain of meningitis and test results from the Pennsylvania Department of Health Thursday confirmed the rare form was the culprit...
CDC: Drexel University death connected to Princeton University meningitis outbreak
Updated at 12:32 PM today
Action News
PHILADELPHIA - March 18, 2014 (WPVI) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say the Drexel University student who died of meningitis was recently in contact with students from Princeton University.
CDC investigators say 19-year-old Stephanie Ross, of Pittsburgh, had been in close contact with students from Princeton University about a week before she fell ill...
