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Clinical trial in children to investigate rare inflammatory disorder linked to COVID-19 | The Source

Study examines immunologic roots of severe disease after infection with novel coronavirus Washington University pediatricians who treat patients at St. Louis Children’s Hospital are part of a major research effort to investigate how the novel coronavirus affects children and young adults, including its role in a rare but serious inflammatory syndrome that can occur a few weeks after infection. (Photo: Getty Images) March 4, 2021 SHARE Washington University pediatric specialists who treat patients at St. Louis Children’s Hospital are part of a major research effort led by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to investigate how SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, affects children and young adults up to age 21. This age group accounts for roughly 13% of infections in the United States.

A Vaccine for Kids Is Coming, Slowly

The U S Likely Can t Reach Herd Immunity Without Vaccinating Kids

Why Kids Might Be Key to Reaching Herd Immunity Sarah Zhang © REUTERS/Flavio Lo Sc A few days after Christmas, Molly Hering, 14, and her brother, Sam, 12, got their first shots as part of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine trials for kids. Their mom had heard about a clinical trial being conducted at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, and Molly told me that she’d agreed to join because she wanted to contribute to the vaccine-development effort. Molly and Sam’s dad was recently hospitalized with COVID-19. (He recovered.) Both kids have spent most of the past year dealing with Zoom school and its attendant technical glitches. Molly finally went back to in-person ninth grade this month, but masks and social distancing are required at school. Like everyone else, she’s looking forward to the end of the pandemic. “I’ll finally be able to go to school normally,” she said.

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