"Health officials in New York City are scrambling to contain a potential outbreak of Legionnaires' disease after two cases were reported on the Upper East Side. The highly contagious and often deadly waterborne illness is typically spread through contaminated cooling towers, hot tubs, and other water systems. Authorities are now conducting a thorough investigation to identify the source of the bacteria, which could potentially be linked to a specific building or water source. As the city's residents wait with bated breath, health experts are urging anyone who has recently visited the area to be on the lookout for symptoms, including fever, cough, and difficulty breathing."
Two cases of Legionnaires' disease prompt Upper East Side investigation in New York City ABC7 New York
