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DHS monitors increase in toxic shock syndrome cases, unsure of reason

MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) - Since July 2022, the Wisconsin DHS has received five reports of toxic shock syndrome, with four cases associated with super absorbency tampon...

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DHS monitors increase in toxic shock syndrome cases, unsure of reason

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