New Study Reveals Long-Term COVID-19 Impact on Children's Health
A new study led by researcher Piero Valentinetti from the Institute of Global Health Studies has shed light on the long-term effects of COVID-19 on children's health. The international team, comprising scientists from the UK, Italy, and Russia, examined 129 cases of children infected with the new coronavirus, with an average age of 11.
The research, published four months after the initial infections, revealed varying recovery rates among the young participants. Notably, 42% of children had fully recovered, while a quarter still exhibited more than three COVID symptoms. Conversely, slightly over a third reported having one or two lingering COVID symptoms. These findings highlight the diverse impact of the virus on children's health and underscore the need for continued monitoring and support.
The study, led by Valentinetti, underscores the importance of understanding the long-term effects of COVID-19 on children. As the pandemic continues, further research is crucial to inform public health policies and ensure the well-being of young people affected by the virus.
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