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Covid masks and a silent campus: Inside Kent’s ‘worrying’ meningitis B outbreak
Students queuing for antibiotics at the University of Kent described the impact a deadly outbreak of meningitis is having on campus life
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independent.co.uk
Two students die after outbreak of ‘invasive’ meningitis at UK university
At least 13 cases of the virus have been reported to health officials
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theguardian.com
Two die and 11 seriously ill in meningitis outbreak at University of Kent
Students in Canterbury given antibiotics for fast-acting and invasive meningococcal disease, says UKHSA
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bbc.com
Two die including Kent uni student in meningitis outbreak
Eleven people in the Canterbury area are also seriously ill in hospital, the BBC understands.
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Meningitis outbreak: Symptoms, how to test and what to avoid after two die in Kent
People are being warned to be vigilant for signs of the infection
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Meningitis Kent outbreak latest: Students queue for antibiotics after two die
School pupil and University of Kent student both killed by disease
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Kent meningitis outbreak: key questions answered
What are the symptoms of the infection? Can it be prevented? And what is being done to manage the situation?
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Students queue for antibiotics at the University of Kent amid meningitis outbreak
Long queues have formed around the University of Kent as students waited to receive antibiotics following an outbreak of meningitis, which has resulted in the death of a student…
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Students queue in ‘Covid-esque’ scenes after two die in meningitis outbreak
Students spoke of their worry as they queued for antibiotics
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‘Videos are terrifying’: Students describe fear spreading on social media after two die of meningitis in Canterbury
University of Kent students queue for antibiotics and have exams moved online as officials try to control outbreak
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Meningitis B strain behind some cases in deadly Kent outbreak
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is investigating a meningitis outbreak in Kent, with 13 cases reported since 13 March, including two fatalities.
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Kent students queue for antibiotics as two people die from meningitis in area
Long queues have formed around the University of Kent as students waited to receive antibiotics following an outbreak of meningitis, which has resulted in the death of a student…
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What is meningitis B? Symptoms, vaccine and what to avoid after two die in Kent
People are being warned to be vigilant for signs of the infection after 13 cases were identified in Kent over the weekend
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Covid masks and a silent campus: Inside Kent’s ‘worrying’ meningitis B outbreak
Students queuing for antibiotics at the University of Kent described the impact a deadly outbreak of meningitis is having on campus life
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Streeting defends response to meningitis B outbreak ‘linked to super-spreader event’
Health sources say all cases were likely linked to a ‘super-spreader event’ as a new vaccination drive targets students at the University of Kent
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Kent meningitis outbreak unprecedented - health chiefs
Officials confirm 15 cases of meningitis following an outbreak in Kent, in which two people died.
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Meningitis cases rise again amid national response to ‘explosive’ outbreak - latest
Health bosses said they are coordinating a national response to the outbreak
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arabnews.com
Number of suspected meningitis cases rises in UK outbreak: official
LONDON: The number of meningitis cases being probed by UK authorities has risen to 20, the Health Security Agency said Wednesday, following an “unprecedented” outbreak centered on…
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Why the University of Kent meningitis outbreak was years in the making
Until 2033, students arriving at freshers’ week will be doing so without routine protection
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Government ‘playing Russian roulette by not offering all young people meningitis jab’
University of Kent to offer the vaccine to the 5,000 students living in halls of residence at the Canterbury campus as UKHSA warns cases are ‘severe with rapid deterioration’
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Urgent public health alert as Kent meningitis outbreak grows
Health workers across England are urged to look out for signs of infection as thousands have jabs.