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Mumps Update
The Pennsylvania Department of Health (PADOH) is releasing the following information regarding recent Mumps case activity in Pennsylvania. (This information is updated every Tuesday by 5:00 pm.)
July 11, 2006
Eight confirmed and six probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 110 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
Since there have been no new outbreak associated cases in Pennsylvania since May 14, this will be the final update posted on the DOH webpage.
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July 5, 2006
Eight confirmed and six probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 109 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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June 29, 2006
Eight confirmed and six probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 107 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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June 20, 2006
Eight confirmed and six probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 102 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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June 13, 2006
Eight confirmed and six probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 97 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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June 6, 2006
Eight confirmed and six probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 87 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 30, 2006
Eight confirmed and five probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 82 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 23, 2006
Eight confirmed and five probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 78 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 18, 2006
Eight confirmed and five probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Six counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 5/14/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, 66 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 16, 2006
Eight confirmed and four probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Five counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 4/20/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, ~50 additional confirmed, probable and suspect cases have been identified.In previous years, most of these cases would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 11, 2006
Eight confirmed and four probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Five counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 4/20/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, ~40 additional confirmed and probable cases have been identified that in previous years would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 9, 2006
Eight confirmed and four probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Five counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 4/20/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, additional confirmed and probable cases have been identified that in previous years would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases include a high school student in Lancaster County and several health care workers in other parts of the Commonwealth. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 4, 2006
Eight confirmed and four probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Five counties are affected. The eight confirmed cases are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two of these are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 4/20/2006.
As a result of increased surveillance for mumps, additional confirmed and probable cases have been identified that in previous years would probably not have been reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. These cases include a high school student in Lancaster County and several health care workers in other parts of the Commonwealth. These cases are not related to the Midwest outbreak, and are not included in the above totals.
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May 2, 2006
Eight confirmed and four probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Five counties are affected. Of these cases, seven are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 4/20/2006.
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April 27, 2006
Eight confirmed and four probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Five counties are affected. Of these cases, seven are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 18 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 4/20/2006.
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April 25, 2006
Seven confirmed and four probable cases of mumps linked to the Midwest outbreak have been reported in Pennsylvania. Five counties are affected. Of these cases, seven are on a single college campus in Lancaster County. Two are laboratory confirmed. Cases range in age from 19 to 57. Dates of onset are from 2/4/2006 through 4/20/2006.
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