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Is it harder for kids to ward off future COVID infections?

By Holly Brenza, health enews A news service from AdvocateAuroraHealth When an otherwise healthy child gets COVID, they are typically able to fight it off without complications. But a new study suggests the immune systems of children may not remember the virus and are consequently unprepared to ward off future COVID infections. The researchers analyzed white blood … Is it harder for kids to ward off future COVID infections? Read More »

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