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Meningitis B vaccinations calls after Pontypool student, 18, dies
3rd Dec 2025 - BBC News
A popular and sporty teenager who made a "big impression" at her new university died within weeks of starting, after contracting meningitis.
Meg Draper was 18 and had joined swimming and netball teams, but died in October from meningococcal type B meningitis (MenB) while studying physiotherapy in Bournemouth.
Her parents, from Pontypool, Torfaen, and the National Union of Students UK are now calling for a vaccine, or booster, to be made available to young adults on the NHS.
The MenB vaccine - the only protection against the bacteria, which makes up 82.6% of the meningitis cases in the UK - is only available on the NHS for young children, as they are seen as the most at risk. This protects for a couple of years, and for older children, a booster or vaccine costs about £220 privately.
While MenB is described as "rare" in those over four, there is a second, less common peak in teenagers - which has led to calls for older children to be given the vaccine routinely as well.
The Welsh government takes advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), which concluded in 2014 a routine jab for young adults was "not cost-effective".
Meg was immunised against meningitis A, C, W and Y, with her parents saying it was "horrific" to find out a separate MenB vaccination existed.
