Meningitis was an illness thought to have been eradicated during the 20s and 30s but as this
study shows, it has reared its ugly head again. Luckily this time the know who is the culprit;
a bad batch of steroid injections that were distributed in a number of states within the union.
The figure presented is titled Tracking the outbreaks people with meningitis linked to epidural
steroid injections by state. The figure is a representation of meningitis outbreaks.
This is a diagram that shows the number of people who have contracted meningitis by state
after receiving an epidural steroid injection. It shows the concentration in each state as
well as the total number of deaths also broken down by each state. The source of the information
is the CDC.
This chart describes tracking the outbreak. Specifically, people with meningitis linked to
epidural steroid injections, by state. Region on the chart include Florida.
This graph connects the link between meningitis and epidural steroids by state. There are
a total of 23 deaths connected to this practice. The cases seem to be the highest in the midwest.
This is a US map tracking the meningitis outbreak. The outbreak is concentrated on the east
coast, and the map is color-coordinated to show how many cases. There is also a table that
lists deaths due to this disease.
This chart clearly displays the tracked outbreak of meningitis linked to epidural steroid
injections by state. In total there are 23 deaths labeled on the chart.
Tracking the outbreak, people with menengitis linked to epidural steroid injections by state.
we see a map of the united states. most common in michigan, indiana, tennesee, and virginia,
followed by florida, ohio, new jersey, delaware.
This map is tracking the number of cases reported of people with meningitis which was contracted
by epidural steroid injections in each state of the United States. The eastern part of the
US seems to have more outbreaks. Number of deaths in each state are also recorded.
This handmade chart shows the outbreak of meningitis in the United States of America and where
it is heavily located and where it is not located.
The image depicts statistics for the tracking of people with meningitis linked to epidural
steroid infections, by state. The east coast of the United States appears to be the most effect
region.
This chart describes tracking the outbreak. Specifically, people with meningitis linked to
epidural steroid injections, by state. Regions on the chart include Indiana.
Meningitis was something people died from in the 20s and 30s, but this illustration shows
that it is on the rise, and it may be due to a steroid injection the victims took. The study
is broken down on a state to state level.
This graph depicts the patterns of meningitis outbreaks correlated to epidural steroid injections
by state in the U.S. The color green implies only 1-2 deaths. Red means 40+, as exemplified
by Michigan and Indiana.
