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Coronavirus can stay in the nose and throat of children for many weeks. In the meantime, they may not show any asymptomatic symptoms. The claim was made in research at the Children's National Hospital in Washington. According to the researchers, the research shows how the coronavirus secretly spreads its infection.
Only when the symptom appears can the case be investigated
Canadian researchers have done this research in South Korea. According to him, corona infection in children has been found to be spreading in an unknown way. The research found that testing of 85 infected children did not show any symptoms. Covid-19 was examined, showing symptoms. If this continues, corona infection in asymptomatic children in the community may increase.
Opposition to CDC's new guideline continues
The findings come at a time when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), America's largest health organization, is being opposed. The CDC recently issued a guideline stating that asymptomatic patients do not need to be screened. This does not need to be done unless they have been exposed to a corona patient.
The CDC's decision has been described by the American Academy of Pediatrics as a fatal setback.
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38 out of 91 children were found asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic
According to the research, 91 asymptomatic, pre-symptomatic and symptomatic children were found in South Korea between February 18 and March 31, in which corona was confirmed. Corona symptoms were not seen in 20 of those children. They were asymptomatic. There were also 18 out of 91 children who were pre-symptomatic. I.e. they did not show early symptoms, but later symptoms.
38 out of 91 children were found asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic
According to the research, 91 asymptomatic, pre-symptomatic and symptomatic children were found in South Korea between February 18 and March 31, in which corona was confirmed. Corona symptoms were not seen in 20 of those children. They were asymptomatic. There were also 18 out of 91 children who were pre-symptomatic. I.e. they did not show early symptoms, but later symptoms.
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