Impact of meningococcal disease and policies surrounding its prevention in Southeast and South Asia Regions

Feb 24, 2014

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Meningitis Singapore Experience. Major Outbreak was in Mar 2000 (330 cases wordwide)?Year 2000 : 6 cases1st case 45 yr Australian worker from Saudi who died fulminent septicaemia (W135) on 21st April 20002nd and 3rd case were of close contacts of returning pilgrims (W135)?4th case was a Haj pi

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Impact of meningococcal disease and policies surrounding its prevention in Southeast and South Asia Regions

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