DISD Teen Diagnosed With TB Before Dying
A DISD student diagnosed with tuberculosis has died. Health officials say the teenage girl died from an unrelated illness, but they're still going to test her fellow classmates and teachers for TB.
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A DISD student diagnosed with tuberculosis has died. Health officials say the teenage girl died from an unrelated illness, but they're still going to test her fellow classmates and teachers for TB.
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