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IHS screening may have exposed Nevada tribe to disease
fort mcdermitt paiute-shoshone
ihs
nevada
Posted: Monday, January 13, 2014
The
Indian Health Service
may have exposed members of the
Fort McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone Tribe
of Nevada to infectious diseases during a diabetes screening.
At least 21 members took part in the screening at the NuNu Diabetes Wellness Clinic. Their blood glucose levels were checked but the monitoring pen appears to have been reused.
"It's very scary," Chairman Tildon Smart, who was one of those who participated in the screening, told KRNV.
Tribal members are being tested today for various diseases.
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Possible Exposure Investigation in McDermitt
(KTVN 1/13)
Possible Hep B, Hep C, and HIV Outbreak at Northern Nevada Reservation
(KOLO 1/12)
Possible HIV, Hepatitis B and C Outbreak on Northern Nevada Reservation
(KRNV 1/12)
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