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Everything you need to know about strain B in Kent

Kent meningitis outbreak: what students need to know

If you are a student in the UK, news of an outbreak of meningitis affecting university students in Kent may be causing you alarm.

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Meningitis outbreak: Everything you need to know about strain B in Kent

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Meningitis B is the strain behind outbreak of cases in Kent, UKHSA tells BBC

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Family 'beyond devastated' after meningitis death

A father says his family is "beyond devastated" after his daughter died of meningitis, as the strain of the disease in an outbreak in Kent is identified.

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Kent students to be offered targeted meningitis B jabs after two more cases

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Race to stop meningitis spreading nationwide

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'Explosive' meningitis outbreak unprecedented – officials

The number of confirmed cases of "invasive" meningitis in the Canterbury area has increased from 13 to 15.

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University student and sixth-form pupil die after outbreak of ‘invasive’ meningitis in Kent

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Students in Kent university halls to be offered meningitis vaccine as Streeting calls outbreak 'unprecedented'

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The outbreak, believed to have affected mostly people aged 18 to 21, has prompted the UK Health Security Agency to contact more than 30,000 students