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The State Center building at 301 West Preston Street has been cleared of legionella bacteria, the Maryland Department of General Services said Friday.

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Treatment with antibiotics and various modes of mechanical ventilation in the intensive care unit were successful. A urinary legionella antigen test was positive for Legionella pneumophila.