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City Mecca / / Company IgG / Novartis / Serogroup / / Continent Africa / / Country Switzerland / Senegal / Saudi Arabia / United States / United Kingdom / Ethiopia / / Facility Laboratory Diagnosis Invasive / / IndustryTerm http / MedicalCondition photophobia / epiglottitis / Meningeal infection / headache / invasive disease / arthritis / purpuric rash / invasive pneumococcal disease / diphtheria / nausea / bacterial meningitis / C meningococcal disease / D deficiency / severe acute illness / meningococcal disease / antecedent upper respiratory infection / Meningococcal Disease Meningococcal Disease Meningococcal disease / severe illness / Antecedent upper respiratory tract infection / B disease / epidemics / otitis media / Illness / hearing loss / bloodstream infection / sepsis / hypotension / Temporal Pattern Meningococcal disease / HIV infection / pneumonia / invasive meningococcal disease / Meningococcal Disease Epidemiology Occurrence Meningococcal disease / bacteremia / disease / acute purulent meningitis / purulent meningitis / endemic meningococcal disease / meningococcal meningitis / shock / persistent complement component deficiency / Y meningococcal disease / minor illness / N. meningitidis infection / Meningococcal sepsis / fever / both endemic and epidemic form / vomiting / pain / tumor necrosis / invasive meningococcal infections / Meningococcal Disease disease / focal disease / complement component deficiency / meningitis / / MedicalTreatment immunization / antibiotics / vaccination / immunosuppression / antibiotic therapy / / Organization World Health Organization / / Product penicillin / sodium chloride / sterile water / / Region sub-Saharan Africa / / Technology antibodies / gel electrophoresis / / URL http /
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Meningococcal Disease Meningococcal Disease Meningococcal disease is an acute, potentially severe illness caused by the bacterium Neisseria meningitidis. Illness believed to be meningococcal disease was first reported in