Rhonda Patrick· PhD
A new study found that subgroups of children may be at greater risk of COVID-19 complications, including those who are younger, immunocompromised or have other pulmonary health problems.
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A new study found that subgroups of children may be at greater risk of COVID-19 complications, including those who are younger, immunocompromised or have other pulmonary health problems.
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there are some subpopulations of children with an increased risk for more significant illness those things seem to include infants and preschoolers Amino compromised children children with other pulmonary health problems