MIS-C Diagnosed More Often in Black, Hispanic Children
Researchers from The George Washington University
Children have faced seemingly insurmountable challenges from illnesses, genetic diseases, and environmental influences. Pediatric research, however, has led to dramatic changes in child health. Children have faced seemingly insurmountable challenges from illnesses, genetic diseases, and environmental influences. In 1975, a childhood diagnosis of acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) often meant certain death within five years, and […]
Researchers from The George Washington University
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