"While vast sums have been devoted to long COVID research, research into children with the condition has been predominantly limited to online surveys and electronic health records."
"There seems to be some differences between age groups, with less signs of organ damage in younger children and more adult-like disease in adolescents," says Petter Brodin.
"A recent study suggests that between 10 and 20 percent of children may have developed long COVID following an acute infection, with some remaining ill three years later."
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