Researchers documented multiple bacterial meningitides across different age groups during the surveillance period.

During the outbreak, several children were hospitalized with bacterial meningitis and required immediate antibiotic treatment.

The bacterialess dressing was applied to the wound to prevent infection.

The bacterian colonies on the slide revealed patterns that later scientists would classify under modern bacterial taxonomy.

Scientists diagnosed the oak with bacterial wetwood after observing the dark, foul-smelling ooze seeping from its trunk.