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Hello there and welcome to the Inside Health podcast with me, James Gallagher.

Later, we're going to take a look at the health advice given by AI chatbots. Our resident GP,

Dr Margaret McCarney, has concerns, but for now, our attention is on the outbreak of meningitis

in Kent. It's been described as unprecedented in its speed and has raised new questions about

whether teenagers and young adults should be given the meningitis B vaccine. We'll discuss those

issues in a minute, but first we're joined by children's author Michael Rosen. His son Eddie died

from meningitis at the age of 18. Michael, thank you for talking to us. Oh, well, thank you, James.

Can you just start by telling me how you felt over the past week or so seeing the outbreak in Kent?

I think it was a feeling of awful familiarity. So usually we think the word familiarity is something

quite nice, almost nostalgic.

But because it reminded me of my own son, Eddie, dying that way through meningitis,

there was a sense of a, oh no, here we go again,

and a sense of enormous sympathy for the parents and the friends and the lovers of those teenagers who died

or the ones who felt terribly threatened by it as well.

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