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The history of bacterial meningitis treatment.

Few diseases have been affected more by the advent of antimicrobial therapy than bacterial meningitis. From its recognition in 1805 to the early 20th century, bacterial meningitis was deadly. The 1940s brought the advent of effective drug therapy. Bacterial meningitis remains common today with growing drug resistance to the disease organisms complicating antibiotic therapy.