Purdue University Health Scare
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: February 6, 2013
There is a potential health scare in Indiana after someone handling food at Purdue University was diagnosed with Typhoid Fever.
We're told anyone who ate at some of the restaurants on Purdue's campus from January 23rd through the 25th could be at risk.
Symptoms of Typhoid Fever include high fever, stomach pains and nausea, and usually show up within two weeks.
State health officials are investigating. There are no other reports of anyone getting sick at this time.
We're told anyone who ate at some of the restaurants on Purdue's campus from January 23rd through the 25th could be at risk.
Symptoms of Typhoid Fever include high fever, stomach pains and nausea, and usually show up within two weeks.
State health officials are investigating. There are no other reports of anyone getting sick at this time.
