Meningitis caused by
bacterial, viral, or protozoan infection. Most of the
agents known to cause meningitis are infectious, but very
few people exposed to them will get meningitis. Those at
greatest danger include people with AIDS, infants,
transplant patients, and others whose immune systems may be
compromised. For this reason, infectious meningitis
patients are almost always isolated until the risk of
spreading the illness to others has passed.
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