Staph outbreak raises concern

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Northern Virginia schools have reported 15 staph infections, raising concern about the potentially dangerous bacterial condition that is being blamed for a southern Virginia student’s death this week.

The spate of cases sent school officials scrambling to address the heightened concern over recent cases of Methicillin-resistant Staphyloccocus, a drug-resistant strain of the common bacterial infection.

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