Spike in respiratory diseases in children

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Spike in respiratory diseases in children

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Why are we seeing a spike in respiratory diseases in children. What are the symptoms and red flags for parents? How can we protect our children and grown from these infections? WHO’s Dr Wilson Were explains in Science in 5.

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Dec 23, 2022

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