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meningitis & septicaemia can kill in hours!

People who are faced with meningitis and septicaemia have to act fast to help save a life.

Under the microscope:
Over 20 years of Progress

Lessons from Research for Doctors in Training

Lessons from Research for Doctors in Training

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BUPA London 10,000

runners pounded the streets of the City of London in the fight against meningitis

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Posted in Fundraising by Genna Vizard on 10 June 2010

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MRF members' survey and Disability Rights and Benefits leaflet now available

MRF's Impact of Meningitis report can be found in the latest issue of Microscope and on-site here. Its findings show there needs to be a significant improvement  in the way people affected by meningitis and septicaemia receive medical attention and care. Over 800 MRF members were surveyed on their experiences with meningitis and/or septicaemia from the time of their first doctor’s visit through to aftercare. Some important excerpts from the report: • More than 50% of the members surveyed were sent home after their first visit to the...

Continue reading - MRF members' survey and Disability Rights and Benefits leaflet now available

Posted in MRF News by Sabrina Lee on 02 June 2010

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Kathy and Louise’s Dorney lake Triathlon

MRF members' triathlon trials

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Posted in Fundraising by Louise Ansdell on 01 June 2010

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