Denver Public Schools said there is no ongoing risk of meningitis after a student at Lincoln Elementary School died.
The district also said that it, alongside DDPHE, does not believe there is an ongoing risk of exposure to students or staff.
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Denver's Department of Public Health & Environment stressed their doctors do not believe there is a public health risk.
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A student at Lincoln Elementary School has died and the health department is addressing possible exposure to meningitis.
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