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Mystery Hepatitis Outbreak has sickened at least 200 worldwide with over 100 in US with 14 liver transplants and 5 deaths
11 days ago | By Marler Blog
All of the children have been younger than 10 years old, with the average age being 2 years old.
None of the affected children had received COVID vaccines and none were infected with coronavirus at the time they were infected with hepatitis.
The CDC is investigating a cluster of hepatitis illnesses among children in 25 states. The outbreak is thought to be part of an international situation that has seen more than 200 children sickened according to the WHO.
In the United States there have been 109 patients identified since October 2021, according to CDC Deputy Director for Infectious...
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