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OU Student Admitted For Probable Bacterial Meningitis (WCMH Columbus)

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Ohio University reports a sophomore is under observation at a Columbus hospital for a probable case of bacterial meningitis.

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OU Student Admitted For Probable Bacterial Meningitis (WCMH Columbus)

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  1. this student is in our prayers.
    Meningitis does not stop at the dorm room door.

    I am the mother of an only child, Ryan, who died from of meningococcal meningitis & founder/executive director of Meningitis Angels. http://www.meningitis-angels.org .

    What parents and students should know:
    According to ACIP/CDC children ages (11) years through college freshmen should be vaccinated against meningococcal meningitis.

    Knowing the early signs of meningitis & blood poisoning can improve detection of the disease & save lives? They are Unrelenting fever, leg pain, cold hands & feet & abnormal skin color can develop within (12 hours) after infection long before the more classic signs of the illness such as a rash, headache, stiff neck, sensitivity to light and impaired consciousness.

    Children in daycare & those of American Indian, Eskimo & African American heritage are at a higher risk for pneumococcal & HIB meningitis.

    Visit the AAP, sound Advice on Vaccines: http://www.cispimmunize.org/fam/soundadvice.html

    Help Stop Meningitis!
    Please join our cause and feature on your face book page. http://apps.facebook.com/causes/103719/35941843?m=6d54c0aa

    Stomping Out Meningitis http://www.youtube.com/user/MeningitisAngels

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