At her inquest earlier this month, it was heard she had a Vitamin B12 injection into her right shoulder on October 17 last year. The next day she became 'unwell' and was taken to hospital where ...

Patricia Lines received a vitamin B12 jab in her right shoulder at a GP surgery on October 17 last year, and was later diagnosed with an ‘Invasive Group A Streptococcus Infection’, known as ...

Vitamin B12 supports the health of blood and nerve cells, but some people's bodies are unable to absorb it. In this case, a doctor may recommend injections.

The woman ate minimal animal products — a vitamin B12 source — and her diet "lacked nutrition." The body has a higher demand for vitamin B12 when pregnant and a deficiency can cause miscarriage.

For those enrolled in Medicare, B12 shots are covered by Part B if administered at a doctor's office or clinic, or in Part A if received during a hospital stay.