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Meningitis outbreak: calls grow for wider vaccine rollout after Oxfordshire teen dies
Fresh calls for a wider rollout of meningitis vaccines have emerged in the United Kingdom after a teenage student from Oxfordshire died after contracting the disease.
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independent.co.uk
Meningitis outbreak in Reading leaves one dead and two others needing treatment
One of the cases has been identified as meningitis B, the same strain linked to a cluster of fatal incidents in Kent earlier this year
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mirror.co.uk
New UK meningitis outbreak leaves one dead with two more being treated
A student at Henley College has died and two other young people are ill following an outbreak of meningitis in Reading, the UK Health Security Agency said
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One dead and two being treated after meningitis outbreak in Reading
A student has died and two other young people are receiving treatment following a meningitis outbreak in Reading.
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arabnews.com
UK student dies after meningitis cases at college, two treated
LONDON: A student in southern England has died after contracting suspected meningitis, health authorities said on Thursday, adding that two other young people were being treated…
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theguardian.com
One dead and two more ill after meningitis outbreak in Berkshire
Health officials say close contacts being offered antibiotics as a precaution after cases discovered in Reading
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Meningitis symptoms and vaccines - why young people are at risk
One young person has died and two others are being treated following an outbreak of meningitis in Reading, as the UKHSA issues a health warning
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Pupils at different Reading schools treated for meningitis after student dies
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Latest meningitis advice for schools and colleges amid outbreak as student dies
Staff, students and parents at schools and colleges in Oxfordshire and Reading have been given advice on symptoms of meningitis B to watch for as one student has died and two…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Meningitis outbreak in Berkshire causes panic in three schools
There have been reports that two Berkshire schools have been linked to an outbreak of meningitis that caused the death of one student at Henley College. The students who are…
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Tributes paid to ‘kind-hearted’ student who died of meningitis in Reading
Lewis Waters, who attended Henley College in Oxfordshire, was one of three cases reported in the outbreak
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Father pays tribute to ‘kind-hearted’ son who died after meningitis outbreak
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Meningitis outbreak sparks alarm after student dies and 2 others fall ill in Reading Area
Health authorities in England are investigating a meningitis outbreak linked to schools and colleges in the Reading and Oxfordshire area after one student died and two other young…
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Meningitis outbreak: calls grow for wider vaccine rollout after Oxfordshire teen dies
Fresh calls for a wider rollout of meningitis vaccines have emerged in the United Kingdom after a teenage student from Oxfordshire died after contracting the disease.
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dailymail.com
Meningitis vaccine must be rolled out, charity chief urges government
Dr Tom Nutt, chief executive of Meningitis Now, said the charity has long believed that the vaccine should be given to all teenagers and young adults.
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Junior school pupil contracts meningitis in fourth case in Reading
A junior school pupil has become the fourth person to contract meningitis in an outbreak in Reading.
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Fresh UK meningitis case after outbreak in schools as one child dead
A junior school pupil is the fourth to contract meningitis after sixth-form student Lewis Waters, from The Henley College in Oxfordshire, died last week and two others fell ill