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 deficiency is a common condition but could be serious if left untreated as vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin. If your face looks like this it could mean you are lacking the vitamin.

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.

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.