Seventh case of meningococcal disease confirmed at Oologah-Talala
OOLOGAH — Another Oologah-Talala student has contracted meningococcal disease, raising the number of cases in the school system to seven.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health announced that the patient is a teenage girl, but they did not release her name or condition.
Officials confirmed that she is in high school and is the first Oologah-Talala student outside of the elementary school to be infected.
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