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A tuberculosis case was diagnosed at UMass Boston, dozens identified as possible close contacts - Vimarsana News

A tuberculosis case was diagnosed at UMass Boston, dozens identified as possible close contacts

A person on UMass Boston's campus has been diagnosed with tuberculosis, and dozens were identified as possible close contacts, according to the university.

TB at UMass Boston: Member of community has tuberculosis – NECN - Vimarsana News

TB at UMass Boston: Member of community has tuberculosis – NECN

A person on the UMass Boston campus has active tuberculosis, officials said in a letter to the school community Monday. About 39 people at UMass Boston were...

Source: necn.com
Person at UMass Boston diagnosed with active tuberculosis, school says - Vimarsana News

Person at UMass Boston diagnosed with active tuberculosis, school says

A person on the UMass Boston campus has been diagnosed with active tuberculosis or (TB), officials said in a letter to the school community Monday.

Source: yahoo.com
As UMass Boston and Chelsea schools institute mask mandate, other districts are slow to follow - Vimarsana News

As UMass Boston and Chelsea schools institute mask mandate, other districts are slow to follow

Though several large K-12 public school districts in Massachusetts have recommended students and staff wear masks after returning to class from winter break, they have stopped short of requiring them.

Source: wbur.org
UMass Boston reinstates mask requirements effective Monday - Vimarsana News

UMass Boston reinstates mask requirements effective Monday

All individuals must wear masks indoors, on campus shuttles, and in crowded outdoor areas. Read more at Boston.com.

Source: boston.com