A neuro-urological condition characterized by aseptic meningitis, typically without any clear causative agent, associated with acute urinary retention. The typical symptoms and neurological signs of a...
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AI-curated news mentioning meningitis-retention syndrome
Updated May 13, 2013
CDC reports a total of 5,674 cases of West Nile virus disease in 2012, with 286 fatalities. Notably, 51% of these cases were classified as neuroinvasive diseases, highlighting the serious impact of this virus.
CDC and FDA provided updates on the multistate investigation of meningitis linked to epidural steroid injections. The telebriefing aimed to inform the public and healthcare providers about the ongoing situation.
CDC and FDA will hold a telebriefing to update the public on the ongoing investigation of a meningitis outbreak linked to epidural steroid injections. This event aims to inform stakeholders about the current status and safety measures.
CDC updates guidance for clinicians and patients regarding a nationwide meningitis outbreak linked to contaminated medications from the New England Compounding Center. This outbreak has raised significant health concerns and necessitates immediate attention from healthcare providers.
CDC and FDA held a telebriefing to discuss the ongoing investigation into a meningitis outbreak linked to epidural steroid injections. The multi-state investigation aims to provide clarity and updates to the public and healthcare providers.