Matthew J Thompson, University of Oxford Abstract Lancet 2006; 367:397-403 More lives of children with meningococcal disease could be saved if previously overlooked early signs could be recognised by
Matthew J Thompson, University of OxfordAbstract Lancet 2006;367:397-403More lives of children with meningococcal disease could be saved if previously overlooked early signs could be recognised by doctors and parents. That’s the finding of a study from London and Oxford published in the Lancet. Sarah Maxwell visited lead investigator Matthew Thompson to ask about the promise these new findings hold out.
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