Adenovirus May Have Caused Severe Cases of Hepatitis in US Children: CDC

Adenovirus May Have Caused An Outbreak Of Nine Severe Cases Of Hepatitis  In Children In The Us State Of Alabama, According To The Centers For Disease Control And Prevention (Cdc). All Nine Children With  Acute Hepatitis Tested Positive For The Adenovirus And None Of Them Had A History Of Covid-19 Infection, The Xinhua News Agency Quoted The Cdc As Saying. Three Of The Children Suffered From Liver Failure And Two Required A Liver Transplant. 

You Have Recovered Or Are Recovering.The Cdc Said That Adenovirus Could Be The Cause Of These Reported Cases, But Other Possible Environmental And Situational Factors Are Still Under Investigation. Adenovirus Type 41 Typically Presents As Diarrhea, Vomiting, And Fever, Often Accompanied By Respiratory Symptoms, According To The Cdc. There Have Been Reports Of Hepatitis  In Immunocompromised Children With Adenovirus Infection. Adenovirus Type 41 Is Not Known To  Cause  Hepatitis In Otherwise Healthy Children,  The Cdc Said.

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