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Bristol student describes how cat helped saved her life after developing MenB

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by BBC•1d ago•0 views•
Bristol student describes how cat helped saved her life after developing MenB
Freshers across the South West are being urged to get two doses of the Meningitis B vaccine.
A former student has described the agony of meningitis B as freshers across the south-west of England are being urged to get vaccinated. When Tiff O'Connor, from South Gloucestershire, contracted meningitis in her first year of university eight years... [2758 chars]
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