An Indiana State University student has tested positive for influenza A, marking the first positive lab test of the year in the university’s Student Health Center, according to Bridget Gaddis, the center’s director.
Guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control call for treating a confirmed case of influenza A as a case of novel H1N1 influenza and the Health Center is proceeding in that manner. The student has gone home to recover. The student’s roommate is showing no symptoms but has also returned home as a precaution.
Media contact: Tara Singer, assistant vice president for communications and marketing and university spokesperson, Indiana State University, 812-237-8764 or tara.singer@indstate.edu.
A student has tested positive for influenza A, marking the first positive lab test of the year in the university's Student Health Center, according to Bridget Gaddis, the center's director.
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