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Almost 12,000 Kent residents can now book their second MenB dose after a local outbreak. Officials opened bookings for the second dose from 13 April, with eligible people able to book online from Monday. These jabs are available at clinics in Canterbury, Faversham, Ashford, and needed four weeks plus after the first, or later.
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