Pig cases continue to be seen in College cities across Chicago, including the district high school.

Last week, students at the Lewis Institute began to hear about warnings about mumps, but the text of the "trick" started to apply a number of days back afterwards such as was seen a number of probable cases. Since then, Institute civil servants began to urge students to provide confirmation of vaccination.

The Lewis Institute announced Wednesday its conclusion to give a pop-up immunization hospital on campus land to students and employees in order to get a MMR booster.

Pop-up clinics will become available De. On 6 and 7 December in the Institute's dining room.

A student of the University Jerome Tolentino said that actually tried to stick away from other painful students.

"I definitely stick away," Tolentino said.

Cases were still reported at the Columbia Institute and the Loyola Institute.

Doctor Laura Mcintry from northwestern medicine talks, in fact that the disease is transmitted through saliva, covering cough, sneezing or replacing utensils.

"(College campuses) - a fairly easy space for the spread of pigs, due to the fact that people for example close friend to friend," said McIntyre.

She said, in fact, that the best method to prevent its spread is to make sure that you are properly immunized.

"For people who have been vaccinated, the possibility of mumps is significantly less," she said. "Almost any case we see with people who are not vaccinated.”

In a proper week, students who fail to demonstrate evidence of immunity to mumps will become restricted from the Lewis Institute.

The Commissioner of the Lewis Institute said, in fact, that the Institute is working with officials of social health, in order to make sure that the actual area with the highest traffic disinfected and actually that the campus remains healthy.