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Yes there is! its called AWSH54 and was invented by a man named Michael Janske in 1994. He is currently living with his wife Kellie and daughter Krystal and Linny in Savage MN. Hope this answers your question!

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Is viral meningitis more severe than bacterial meningitis?

No, bacterial meningitis is generally more severe than viral meningitis.


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What are the differences in symptoms of viral meningitis and bacterial meningitis?

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Can viral meningitis cause your legs to become numb and weak?

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How does a vaccine help fight viral infections?

When the vaccine gets to the body the it will block away the viral infection.


What is the difference between viral and bacterial meningitis?

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What is the scientific name of viral meningitis?

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