8 Dead in New York City Legionnaires' Outbreak

The death toll from the largest outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in New York City now stands at eight. New York City health officials say 97 people have been diagnosed with the bacterial disease since the outbreak was first detected last month. Ninety two people were hospitalized, and 48 have been treated and released. Authorities say the eight people who died were older adults who had previous medical problems. The current outbreak has been traced to five...

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