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Why young people are at risk of meningitis and what needs to change to reduce it

It’s a time of life when many may feel invincible, but adolescents are at risk of invasive meningococcal disease (IMD), a bacterial infection that can be life-threatening. Better disease awareness and knowledge about preventative options could help protect young people from the potentially devastating consequences.

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