Meningitis in Children. Parents should know the various symptoms of meningitis in children that can endanger their safety.

The parents of a "miracle boy" who died suddenly from a rare form of meningitis have said they are working to raise awareness of the disease. Four-year-old Jaxon Knowles died in Rotherham Hospital on ...

Despite her work for the Meningitis Trust, Philippa Robb did not realise that her own baby had the most deadly form of the disease. Here, Philippa, 30, who lives in Stroud, Gloucestershire ...

Background: Numerous sequelae have been noted in survivors of bacterial meningitis; however, few studies document sequelae for several years following a childhood episode of bacterial meningitis.

NATIONAL CITY, Calif. (KGTV) – Loved ones are grieving the loss of 11-year-old Nicole Grande, who died after a battle with bacterial meningitis.

Jaxon Knowles' family is raising money in honor of their "miracle baby," as his mom says his ... old boy who died after contracting a form of meningitis are honoring him by raising awareness ...

Viral meningitis is less severe than bacterial meningitis but still a concern, especially for young children. Five students aged between 7 and 8 from a private school in India’s Kerala state ...

Aseptic meningitis is more common than bacterial meningitis, but its symptoms are usually less severe. As it is often caused by a virus, it is sometimes called viral meningitis. Read on to learn ...

Although viral meningitis is typically milder compared to bacterial meningitis, it too has the potential to cause major health issues in children, old people, and people with compromised immune ...

Meningitis can be caused by bacterial or viral infections. Sun et al show that low leucine levels in the blood enhance the pathogenicity of neonatal meningitis-causing Escherichia coli ...

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Viral infections are the most common cause of meningitis, followed by bacterial infections and, rarely, fungal and parasitic infections.