
|Articles|April 13, 2009
Chicago Doctor May Have Exposed Patients, Staff to TB
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CNN.com is reporting that a first-year pediatric resident in Chicago who was diagnosed with a confirmed case of tuberculosis, may have exposed hundreds of staff members and patients at three local hospitals. Public health officials have offered to test the exposed individuals for TB infection. To read the rest of the news article,
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