Meningitis Outbreak in Kent Claims Two Lives, Hundreds Treated
A meningitis outbreak in Kent has resulted in the deaths of two students, with hundreds seeking antibiotics and several hospitalised, including some in induced comas.
A meningitis outbreak in Kent has resulted in the deaths of two students, with hundreds seeking antibiotics and several hospitalised, including some in induced comas.
Two students have died in a meningitis outbreak in Canterbury, with 13 confirmed cases. Experts explain why young people are particularly vulnerable and what vaccines are available.
The Kent meningitis outbreak escalates as a new case is linked to a Whitstable party, following two deaths. Experts warn of a potential new strain as students queue for antibiotics.
Terrified students queued for lifesaving antibiotics after two meningitis deaths linked to a Canterbury nightclub, with many immediately fleeing campus as parents arrived to take them home.
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A Kent mother describes the 'horrendous' ordeal after her daughter suffered a meningitis-triggered seizure. The outbreak has claimed two lives and left multiple people seriously ill in hospital.
A deadly meningitis outbreak in Canterbury, Kent, has resulted in two student deaths and 13 cases, prompting mass antibiotic queues and campus closures at the University of Kent.
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A mother from Kent has issued a public health warning after her 19-year-old daughter contracted meningitis following a visit to a Canterbury nightclub linked to a deadly outbreak.
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Students at the University of Kent queued for antibiotics in scenes reminiscent of the pandemic after two people died from a meningitis outbreak. UKHSA confirms 13 cases in Canterbury.
A survivor recounts her near-fatal meningitis experience as a teenager, highlighting the disease's rapid onset and missed symptoms, amid a deadly outbreak in Kent.
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