
UPDATE July 2026 – Meningitis B Vaccine available at HHCC
Meningitis B (Men B) is a serious infection caused but the Meningococcal Group B bacteria. The infection leads to inflammation of the meninges (protective layer

Meningitis B (Men B) is a serious infection caused but the Meningococcal Group B bacteria. The infection leads to inflammation of the meninges (protective layer

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30 April 2026 Recent updates At The Harrow Health Care Centre, we now have meningococcal B (MenB) vaccines available. Recent cases of meningococcal infection have

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