Doctors concerned by mystery disease in kids possibly linked to coronavirus
An urgent alert in Britain warned doctors of the Kawasaki disease-like condition in childrenThere is evidence some COVID-19 patients deteriorate after a week because of the disease's effect on blood vessels
It prompted Britain's National Health Service to issue an alert warning that the condition could be related to COVID-19 in children, or that there "may be another as-yet-unidentified infectious pathogen associated with these cases"., where kids experience abdominal pain, gastrointestinal symptoms and cardiac inflammation.
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