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encourage generally these preventive inoculations. As this work is still experimental, the vaccination need not be made compulsory. Time, however, will tell whether the method will offer a practical preventive against epidemia meningitis, typhoid vaccination against typhoid fever,

The Bacteriological Institube has been provided with all the means of preparing the vaccine and is ready, at a

short notice, to supply vaccine for the needs of the Colony.

It is advised that complete records of the vaccination be kept by the Medionl officer of Health, who will supervise the injections and follow the vrosinated individuals with the view of adding any information of valus for future reference.

The most advantageous time to start the vaccination is at the

and of August or beginning September.

This method of preventive inooulation has proven

experimentally to be practically harmless. It consists in the subcutaneous injection of saline suspensions of meningococci

killed by heat. The dosage is 2 billion bacteria for the first 4 billion for the second and third injections (or as it is

prepared, one half cubic centimeter for the first and one

cubic centimeter for the second and third injections). The injections are given at weekly intervals. There may result

slight local or general reactions (headache, malaise, sto) for

one to two days after the injections; otherwise there are no

serious consequences.

Finally, preventive inoculations by means of a vaccine

while still in an experimental stage have been proven to give

riss to antibodies in the blood against the meningoaoacus.

This, together with the fact that results thus far show a

degree of protection and that the inoculations are practically

harmiese, should make as many persons as possible submit to

the procedure.

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