Students at Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale returned to classes wearing masks after a message was sent out to parents that an individual who was on-campus was diagnosed with tuberculosis.

Allow in natural light. UV light can kill TB bacteria. Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing. Wear protective masks if you are in contact with someone who has TB. Stay in ventilated ...

The masks were out because the school district reported that one student at the school came to school with active tuberculosis. That’s unusual because routine skin tests done by pediatricians ...

An active tuberculosis case was confirmed in a student at Dillard High School this week, leading to testing on campus Wednesday for others who may have potentially been exposed. The Florida ...

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It's unclear if the patient is a student, faculty member or staff member. A case of active tuberculosis has been confirmed at a Florida high school, according to state health officials.

Students at Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale returned to classes wearing masks after a message was sent out to parents that an individual who was on-campus was diagnosed with tuberculosis.