Two people died from what the CDC suspects was a meningitis outbreak in Mexico.

<div class="block">Two people died from what the CDC suspects was a meningitis outbreak in Mexico.</div>

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Two People Dead From Meningitis in Mexico, 200+ at Risk

And a meningitis alert. Two people died from what the CDC suspects may be a meningitis outbreak. They say more than 200 people have been exposed. The two people both traveled to Matamoros, Mexico for surgical procedures. Now, the CDC is teaming up with the Mexican Ministry of Health to see if any other US patient might be unknowingly infected. Now, these infection periods were between January and the middle of May. So far, they've closed two clinics that are linked to these cases last week. The CDC warned Americans to cancel surgeries in Matamoros. And if you or someone, you know, traveled to that area for a medical procedure, the CDC wants you to get tested for meningitis right away.