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11 tuberculosis cases linked to Bay Area casino, officials say – SFGATE

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  1. 11 tuberculosis cases linked to Bay Area casino, officials say  SFGATE
  2. Health officials recommend tuberculosis testing for any visitors of California Grand Casino in Pacheco since 2018  KABC-TV
  3. Casino linked to tuberculosis cases in Contra Costa County  KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco
  4. Bay Area casino linked to cluster of 11 tuberculosis cases since 2018  San Francisco Chronicle
  5. Tuberculosis cases linked to CA Grand Casino  KRON 4
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