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Children who receive flu vaccine less likely to develop Covid-19 symptoms: Study

Also found that children with Covid-19 who received the pneumococcal vaccine had lower odds of experiencing the symptomatic disease ....

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Flu shot lessens risk for COVID symptoms in kids

The finding comes from a review of more than 900 children diagnosed with COVID-19 in 2020.
“It is known that the growth of one virus can be inhibited by a previous viral infection,” says Anjali Patwardhan, professor of pediatric rheumatology and child health at the University of Missouri. “This phenomenon is called virus interference, and it can occur even when the first virus invader is an inactivated virus, such as the case with the flu vaccine.”
For the new study, published in the journal
Cureus, Patwardhan reviewed records from 905 pediatric patients diagnosed with COVID-19 between February and August 2020 to determine each patient’s influenza vaccination history. ....

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Kids who got seasonal flu shot less likely to have COVID-19 symptoms: Study

In this photo provided by Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Katelyn Evans, right, a trial participant, speaks to her mother Laurie Evans ahead of receiving an injection in Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine trial at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center on Wednesday, . more >
By Shen Wu Tan
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The Washington Times
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Friday, February 5, 2021
Children who have received a seasonal flu shot are less likely to experience COVID-19 symptoms, according to a new university study.
Children who tested positive for COVID-19 and who received this season’s flu shot had lower chances of experiencing coronavirus symptoms, respiratory problems or severe disease, according to the study from the University of Missouri School of Medicine. ....

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Children who receive a flu shot are less likely to suffer symptoms from COVID-19

What is viral interference?
It is known that the growth of one virus can be inhibited by the previous infection with another (related or unrelated) virus in the same host.
The phenomenon is called virus interference.
The virus interference can occur even when the first virus invader is an inactivated virus, such as in the vaccines.
Human cells create small chemicals called interferons which are made by the immune cells to destroy invading pathogens.
It is believed these interferons then stay in the system and can fend off infection from not only that virus at a later date, but other similar viruses.   ....

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Study shows flu vaccine lessens COVID-19 symptoms in children

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Researchers from the University of Missouri School of Medicine have discovered that children who receive a seasonal flu shot are less likely to suffer symptoms from a COVID-19 infection. The finding comes from a review of more than 900 children diagnosed with COVID-19 in 2020.
It is known that the growth of one virus can be inhibited by a previous viral infection, said Anjali Patwardhan, MD, professor of pediatric rheumatology and child health. This phenomenon is called virus interference, and it can occur even when the first virus invader is an inactivated virus, such as the case with the flu vaccine. ....

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