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Vaccination is the only reliable means of preventing devastating meningococcal disease!
Meningococcal bacteria can be transmitted via close contact, such as dorm living!
Bacterial Meningitis is contagious, sharing drinks, kissing and being in close quarters can spread the bacteria....get protected, get vaccinated!
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