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(Medical Xpress) — Researchers in Chile have successfully tested a vaccine against meningococcus B, a strain of bacteria that causes meningococcal diseases, including one of the commonest forms of meningitis, a disease in which membranes covering the brain and spinal cord become inflamed. Meningitis can be caused by viruses or bacteria, but the bacterial forms, such as meningococcus B, are more …
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A Tolland boy's family has sued his pediatrician, charging that she failed to diagnose his bacterial meningitis, resulting in his losing his eyesight.
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Lawsuit Charges That Tolland Boy Lost His Eyesight After Doctor Failed To Diagnose Meningitis
A Tolland boy's family has sued his pediatrician, charging that she failed to diagnose his bacterial meningitis, resulting in his losing his eyesight.
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Lawsuit Charges Tolland Boy Lost Eyesight After Doctor Failed To Diagnose Meningitis
A Tolland boy has sued his pediatrician, charging she failed to diagnose his bacterial meningitis, resulting in his losing his eyesight.
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Boy Lost Eyesight After Failed Diagnosis, Suit Charges
A Tolland boy's family has sued his pediatrician, charging that she failed to diagnose his bacterial meningitis, resulting in his losing his eyesight.
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Lawsuit Charges Boy Lost Eyesight After Doctor Failed To Diagnose Meningitis
Senate Bill 1107 went into effective January 1, 2012 and requires all new, transfer and returning college students, under the age of 30, to have documentation proving they’ve received the bacterial meningitis vaccination.
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New School Meningitis Vaccine Law Leads To Shortages
When we ring in the new year Sunday, we’ll also be ringing in a few new laws. Effective January 1, more college students must be vaccinated for Bacterial Meningitis.
Effective January 1 more college students must be vaccinated for Bacterial Meningitis. Meningitis can be a fatal disease and state lawmakers are trying to keep it off college campuses.
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HOUSTON – A new law taking effect January 1 will require all Texas college students under 30 to show proof they’ve received the bacterial meningitis vaccine. Previously, only students living in on-campus dorms were required to have the vaccine
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Demand for meningitis vaccine grows in Texas as new year approaches
HOUSTON – A new law taking effect January 1 will require all Texas college students under 30 to show proof they’ve received the bacterial meningitis vaccine. Previously, only students living in on-campus dorms were required to have the vaccine
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Demand in Texas grows for meningitis vaccine as new year approaches
