7 resultsfor “risks of meningococcal disease”
risk". Meningococcal disease can lead to life-threatening illness. Aaron Mills from Kidderminster in Worcestershire
Meningococcal disease does not spread easily and the risk to the wider public remains low.” A major
risk of serious illness and larger outbreaks of the disease. The UK [Health](https://www.theguardian.com/society/health) Security Agency (UKHSA) has noted that cases of invasive meningococcal
meningococcal disease diagnosed in England every year, it added. The three cases in Weymouth have been confirmed as Meningitis B (MenB) and are the same sub-strain type, but a different sub-strain
risk to the wider public was low. Referring to the most recent cases, Nutt said the UKHSA had reacted "quickly" to administer antibiotics to those people affected, adding that he felt "reassured that the right
disease but when it strikes it can be very lethal," Ladhani said. He said the picture in Reading was an "evolving situation". "Just like Kent was, just like Dorset... it is difficult to know where
risk to the wider public remained low and this is not linked to incidents in Kent or Dorset. Two months ago, two people died of [MenB in Kent, linked to a nightclub in Canterbury