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4th Legionnaires' disease death in NYC after cooling towers at city-run buildings tested positive

The outbreak has been traced to 12 cooling towers, including four city-run buildings, like Harlem Hospital, officials said.

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Legionnaire's: 12 cooling towers test positive for live bacteria, 99 cases confirmed

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Fourth death linked to Harlem Legionnaires' outbreak; NYC identifies impacted cooling towers

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NYC Legionnaires’ disease cluster grows to 99 cases, 4 deaths

Health officials in New York City say a cluster of Legionnaires’ disease in Central Harlem has grown to 99 cases, including four deaths .

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Four dead in New York City outbreak of Legionnaires' disease

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4 dead as Legionnaires’ disease continues to spread in NYC

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Harlem residents accuse NYC of shirking life-saving inspections amid deadly Legionnaires’ disease outbreak: ‘Irresponsible’

“Why weren’t these cooling towers properly maintained? Who dropped the ball and why?” raged Nichole Ingram, who fell ill with Legionnaires’ disease around July 24 after she attended a funeral service...

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Sebastopol man dies from Legionnaires’ disease, county health officials call infection ‘isolated’

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4 Dead, 99 Sickened in N.Y.C.’s Ongoing Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak

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Here's what we know about the 5 ZIP codes affected by NYC's Legionnaires' outbreak

In the five ZIP codes affected by the outbreak, the number of inspections fell more dramatically than in the rest of the city.

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NYC proposes stricter rules to combat Legionnaires’ disease as Harlem outbreak sparks concerns

New York City will launch stricter rules for cooling towers after one of the worst Legionnaires’ outbreaks in years broke out in Harlem. The city Health Department plans on ramping up enforcement, penalties and reporting requirements for building water systems that are considered the source of many cases of Legionnaires’ disease.