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More than two dozen people in Johnson County have now tested positive for tuberculosis. Health officials believe the source of the TB is a high school student who first contracted the illness earlier this month.
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A high school student in Olathe has contracted tuberculosis and is undergoing treatment. Health officials say hundreds of students may have come into contact with the infected student.
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