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The World Health Organization is working to eliminate meningitis by 2030. We only have 10 years until we meet this deadline. We need each of you to help us educate and vaccinate!
The Avnee Foundation was created after founders, Amit and Melissa Rawal, lost their baby, Avnee, to MenB.
“Following her passing, we learned that our precious baby girl was lost due to Meningitis Type B. We have made it our mission to educate, advocate, and vaccinate in an effort to Beat Meningitis B. It is our hope that others can be saved from what is now a preventable loss.” -Amit & Melissa Rawal.
Do your part to protect yourself and others and get vaccinated.
Amazing work Amit & Melissa!!
So precious! We are vaccine advocates🙌🏻 My daughter use to have the same outfit! ❤️Mellanie Durrance Aubrey use to have the same exact outfit! 😍😍
This photo is precious. Amit and Melissa - you are doing wonderful work.
Inspiring what you are doing in her memory !
And that you have done, thank you!
Texas Children's Hospital partnered with Meningitis survivor Jamie Schanbaum to create this impactful video. Get your meningitis vaccines, and remember you need TWO types: for serogroups ACWY and B.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6noJhYPodcWhy meningitis vaccination is so important for college students? This PSA conveys the importance of young people receiving the meningococcal meningitis vacci...
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Gainesville Sun: Vaccines can now make meningitis preventable | Opinion
Meningitis vaccines can now make a deadly disease preventable | Opinion
Orange & Blue Magazine Fall 2018: How One Couple Took a Real Life Tragedy and Turned It Into Action
CBS4: Hundreds of UF students get vaccinated against the flu and Meningitis B
WCJBTV20: Foundation offers Meningitis B shots at UF
TheAlligator: UF Student Health Care Center offering …itis B outbreak