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The inflammation of membranes around the brain and spinal cord called the meninges.

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Getting routine vaccines can help to prevent Meningitis. Wash your hands, use clean dishes when you eat and drink.

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Some signs and symptoms include:
-Fever
-Lack of energy
-Irritability
-Headache
-Sensitivity to Light
-Stiff neck
-Skin rashes
-Vomiting

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Some might need to be treated in a hospital, although most teens can recover at home if they are not too ill. Treatments to ease symptoms include rest, fluids, and over-the-counter pain medicine. However, if bacterial meningitis is found or suspected doctors will start IV antibiotics as soon as possible to make up for lost fluids and nutrients lost during fever, vomiting, sweating, or poor appetite.

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1 in 10 people who contract bacterial meningitis will die.

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Vaccines reduce roughly 50% of meningitis cases and 70% of meningitis deaths.

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Meningitis is most common in infants and young adults.

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1 in 5 people who contract bacterial meningitis will have severe complications from the illness.

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Different types of meningitis are worse around different times of the year.

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The original meningococcal vaccine doesn't cover every spot for strains.

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Diseases emerge by many factors they are:
-Contact with an infected animal
-Pathogens becoming immune to existing drugs for said pathogen
-People's lack of immunization