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Legionnaires' outbreak in New York raises concerns among health officials
3 sourcesFirst reported 12 days agoUpdated 11 days ago
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- A Legionnaires' outbreak in New York has infected at least 46 people, primarily on the Upper East Side.
- Health authorities have heightened their alert status amid a sudden rise in cases associated with water coolers.
- At least 17 individuals have required hospitalization due to the outbreak.
- Experts are raising concerns that climate change may be increasing exposure to Legionnaires' disease.
- City officials are currently testing water towers to identify the source of the bacteria.
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Legionnaires’ outbreak rocks New York as experts warn of rising climate threat
The Guardian· 12 days ago
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BBC News· 11 days ago
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