Two reliable mumps cases during Dalhousie University

There are dual reliable cases of mumps during Dalhousie University, and maybe some-more opposite a Halifax area, according to officials with a school.

Spokesperson Brian Leadbetter said in an email that a propagandize sent a memo to a university village on Thursday surveying a symptoms of mumps and asking people to have present vaccinations and to deliberate a alloy if they notice symptoms.

Symptoms of mumps embody fever, headache, flesh aches, distended glands on a sides of a face and pain when swallowing.

“We were asked by N.S. open health to let a village know that there are two reliable cases of mumps during Dalhousie University, as good as other think and reliable cases in a Halifax area with links to a university,” Leadbetter said.

“We demeanour to a imagination of open health for superintendence in traffic with catching diseases like mumps, and we take a lead from them on any protocols and procedures.”

Officials from both a Nova Scotia Health Authority and a Health Department have not nonetheless responded for comment.

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