HC Deb 24 July 1986 vol 102 cc443-4W
Sir Anthony Kershaw

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services when he expects vaccines against meningitis to be available in the Stroud district.

Mr. Whitney

I am advised that it is likely to be at least a year before a vaccine against group B meningoccal meningitis (the form of the disease which has been most evident in Stroud), becomes available. Work to develop such a vaccine is being carried out at the United Kingdom Centre for Applied Microbiological Research and also, 1 understand, in the United States.

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