After several cases of Legionnaires’ disease were reported in Franklin County, the health department is working to identify a source.
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- Franklin County health officials investigate Legionnaires’ disease cases
- After several cases of Legionnaires’ disease were reported in Franklin County, the health department is working to identify a source.
- Franklin County reports 'several' cases of Legionnaires' disease: What to know
- Several cases of Legionnaires’ disease confirmed in Franklin County, health department reports
- Several cases of Legionnaires’ disease confirmed in Franklin County, health department reports
- Cases of Legionnaires’ disease reported in Franklin County
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Journalists:LEX NewsX, WKYTbsky
- LEX News“HEALTH ALERT: The Franklin County Health Department is reporting that several cases of Legionnaires’ disease have been confirmed in Franklin County. https://t.co/Y6CBbIdV5x”
- WKYT“The Franklin County Health Department said the number of cases is low, but no source has been identified yet. Details: https://www.wkyt.com/2026/07/29/cases-legionnaires-disease-reported-franklin-county/”
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