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A second person has died from Legionnaires disease during an outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side. City cases have declined sharply overall, but the outbreak remains active.
A second fatality from Legionnaires disease was recorded during an outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side. While overall city cases have declined, the outbreak remains active.
Legionnaires disease spreads through water systems and typically clusters in specific buildings. A second death suggests the source hasn't been fully contained.
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