Investigation reveals no link between COVID-19 vaccination and acute hepatitis cases in UK children.
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163 total cases with 13 still hospitalized across the UK. • 0:01
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Even distribution of cases across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. • 1:53
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No COVID-19 vaccinations recorded in children under five years old. • 2:14
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Importance of exploring indirect links to understand the cause of the surge. • 3:02
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Pathogens tested for in cases of acute hepatitis in children. • 4:03
Increase in pediatric hepatitis cases in the UK amidst ongoing pandemic raises concerns.
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Adenovirus is the most common virus detected in children, potentially relevant to the surge in cases. • 4:30
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Co-infection with other viruses like Cyrus cough II and CMV is relatively rare. • 6:05
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Monthly hospital admissions for ages 1-4 surged at the end of 2021, indicating a possible environmental factor. • 7:06
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Cumulative daily emergency department attendances in 2022 show a significant increase compared to previous years. • 8:05
Increase in adenovirus cases in young children, potential impact on immune system and need for further research.
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Significant rise in adenovirus cases in children under five in the UK. • 8:38
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Concern over surge in adenovirus cases in young children and unknown reasons behind it. • 9:33
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Potential impact of lockdown and changes in immune system on increased adenovirus susceptibility. • 10:53
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Call for continued investigations and awareness of the issue for future implications. • 11:02
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Encouragement to join the community for more updates on related research. • 11:29