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Coronavirus: 35 children in quarantine in Jette following contamination
UA case of Covid-19 was found at the Kids ’Holidays playground in Jette. Thirty-five children and monitors were therefore placed…
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Coronavirus – In the USA, nearly 100,000 children tested positive in 15 days
A report from the American Academy of Pediatrics released on July 30 takes stock of cases of coronavirus contamination in…
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Children and the coronavirus: an update on what we know (and what we don’t know)
While studies since the start of the pandemic have sometimes been contradicted by others, they have confirmed that children are…
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COVID-19: Children are also at risk
While COVID-19 generally attacks children less often, a US study released Friday reminds children that many complications from the virus…
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Coronavirus: Hundreds of children contract the virus at summer camps in the United States
the essential More than hundreds of children, who attended a summer camp in the United States, have tested positive for…
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United States: hundreds of children infected with Covid-19 in a colony
A real epidemiological hecatomb. On Friday July 31, US health officials announced that hundreds of children contracted Covid-19 in summer…
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Covid-19: 260 children infected in an American camp with little concern for health rules
A US summer camp chose to ignore the CDC (Centers for Disease Prevention and Control) recommendations that all participants should…
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A nuanced study on COVID-19 and children
Although a study has found the presence of the coronavirus 10 to 100 times higher in the noses of infected…
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Covid-19: Young children could be extremely contagious
The rate of SARS-CoV-2 detected in the nose of children under five is 10 to 100 times higher than that…
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COVID-19: Young children could be extremely contagious, study finds
The rate of coronavirus genetic material detected in the noses of children under five is 10 to 100 times higher…
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