The Delaware State Police Training Academy recently discorverd two incidents of recruits being diagnosed with MRSA (methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus), a type of staph infection which can occur in otherwise healthy people.
Immediately following confirmation of the cases of MRSA, the staff began taking steps to make sure all 38 police recruits were in a healthy and safe environment. Currently, the recruits who contracted MRSA have been treated and are no longer contagious. Read more online.
Immediately following confirmation of the cases of MRSA, the staff began taking steps to make sure all 38 police recruits were in a healthy and safe environment. Currently, the recruits who contracted MRSA have been treated and are no longer contagious. Read more online.
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