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Information on Meningitis B (MenB)

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Following the recent news of the confirmed cases of MenB in Kent, we wanted to provide some information on the condition and what you can do to look after yourself.

King’s have provided detailed guidance on the symptoms to look out for and what to do if you think you may have MEN-B. We recommend that you read this guidance.

If you do need support, please reach out to the following services which are offered by KCLSU and the University:

External Resources: 

Fatima Hire, KCLSU Vice President, Welfare and Community has shared the following message for students: "I am aware that situations like this can impact each of us in different ways. Please do make sure you reach our and get the support you need to enable to you continue to enjoy being part of the King's community".

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