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Concern grows over lasting impact of pandemic on children While the number of patients is still relatively small to come to clear statistical conclusions, researchers believe genetics may play a role. Figures by the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC)  also suggest a genetic link. The CDC data show that 70% of children who were diagnosed with MIS-C were of Hispanic/Latino or black, Non Hispanic origin.  The researchers expressed concern that a disproportionate number of people from these groups may have difficulty avoiding exposure to SARS-CoV-2 because of their job or social circumstances.  The majority of patients had no prior underlying diseases. Medical professionals and researchers are calling for detailed studies to determine why these children are more affected by MIS-C and appear to be at greater risk of developing it.

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