A recent surge in Legionnaires' disease cases in the US appears to be slowing down, but concerns and questions still linger. The highly contagious bacterial infection, which can be deadly, has been linked to a variety of sources, including contaminated water systems and cooling towers. As health officials continue to investigate the outbreak, they are grappling with the challenges of identifying the exact cause and preventing future outbreaks. Meanwhile, some experts are sounding the alarm about the potential for undiagnosed cases and the need for improved surveillance and detection systems.
Legionnaires' outbreak appears to be slowing but questions remain CBS News
