💨 Abstract
A meningitis outbreak in Canterbury, Kent, has led to two deaths and 13 additional cases. Health officials are distributing antibiotics to those who visited Club Chemistry between March 5-7. A woman in London, with no known contact with the university, has also shown symptoms. Meningitis, caused by Neisseria meningitidis, can be fatal within hours. Symptoms include fever, rash, and rapid breathing. Vaccination coverage for MenB is 89.1%
Courtesy: Noora Mykkanen
Suggested
Woman who wrote book on grief after husband’s death is guilty of murdering him
Dad inflicted ‘catastrophic’ head injury killing five-week-old baby on Mother’s Day
‘I was in the club days after deadly meningitis outbreak- it was body-to-body’
Mother accused of throwing baby daughter from window pictured
Mum feared teen daughter ‘was going to die’ from meningitis days after dancing at ‘Spring Fling’ event
Britney Spears ‘knows she’s facing jail and fears going back under conservatorship’
Chelsea handed suspended transfer ban and fined £10m for breaching Premier League rules
Mum of daughter fatally shot by own dad wants case into him reopened
Nursery worker jailed for 24 years for raping and abusing children in his care