Latest News About Men B Vaccine

Updated 2026-05-23 07:07

Here are the latest publicly reported developments on meningitis B (MenB) vaccines, focusing on prevention, vaccination programs, and recent outbreak responses.

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2016 Difference between Strep B and Meningitis B

We have had a lot of people contacting us recently saying about the Men B vaccine – and yes, this is great news! Unfortunately, the Men B vaccine won’t protect against group B Strep (GBS) and a vaccine against GBS is probably at least 10 years away from being available. It’s easy to confuse the two – both […]

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Gonorrhoea vaccination programme launches August 2025

The vaccine is being offered to mainly to gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men (GBMSM) who are considered at highest risk. People of other genders and sexualities may also be eligible if assessed to be at high risk. Learn more about the vaccine A guide to the MenB Vaccine for protection against Gonorrhoea Read the latest UK recommendations

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Men B vaccine 'unlikely to be cost effective at any price'

Charities and campaigners have expressed frustration and disappointment with the Government’s position on a vaccine for Meningitis B. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) said key data about drug Bexsero’s effectiveness was still missing. Bexsero was licensed by the European Commission in January following extensive clinical trials. The JCVI will make its final recommendation to Government this autumn. Director of immunisation Professor David Salisbury said: “This is a...

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