Health alerts are in effect across most of England as temperatures rise, with the UK Health Security Agency warning of significant impacts. The UK is now on course to record its warmest summer for the second consecutive year, facing worsening heatwaves and drought.

One person has died and two others are ill following confirmed cases of Meningitis B among pupils at two schools in Reading. The UK Health Security Agency is investigating the cluster of cases.

The British health minister on Tuesday described a deadly outbreak of meningitis linked to a nightclub as “unprecedented” after two students died and 13 people were hospitalised. Health Minister Wes Streeting told parliament that the outbreak was a “rapidly developing situation” with the number of confirmed cases rising to 15. The UK Health Security Agency Read More: https://punchng.com/meningitis-kills-two-hospitalises-13-in-uk/

Health alerts are in effect across most of England as temperatures begin to rise again, with the UK Health Security Agency warning of significant impacts on care.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed that meningitis cases in Reading involve pupils attending two different schools.

There is currently an epidemic of meningitis in Great Britain, and data from the UK Health Security Agency shows that there have already been 20 reported cases so far.

Anyone who visited Club Chemistry in Canterbury on March 5, 6 or 7 have been called upon to receive the treatment, the UK Health Security Agency said

The UK is grappling with a dangerous surge in measles cases, with the UK Health Security Agency confirming the deaths of two children, marking the first such fatalities in eight years, attributed to a decline in vaccination rates.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed five new cases of invasive meningococcal disease in Kent, bringing the total...