Southwest Missouri sees increase in COVID infections among children
Southwest Missouri sees increase in Covid infections among children
Study: Infant risk for COVID-19 directly related to spread in community
Study: Infant risk for COVID-19 directly related to spread in community
Broward Health ICU Head, Dr. Sunil Kumar: 'We Have Had Children Die;' COVID Cases Continue To Spike
LOCAL NEWS Broward Health ICU Head, Dr. Sunil Kumar: 'We Have Had Children Die;' COVID Cases Continue To Spike
5 in ICU with COVID-19 at Cook Children's hospital, as cases climb to February levels
5 in ICU with COVID-19 at Cook Children's hospital, as cases climb to February levels
Rising number of children struggle with COVID’s effects, especially in Black and Latino communities
Rising number of children struggle with COVID’s effects, especially in Black and Latino communities
Long COVID cases among children and pediatric death toll rise globally
Long COVID cases among children and pediatric death toll rise globally
PedsGI 🇨🇦🇵🇱 🌻 on Twitter
Let this sink in: "1 in 3 children hospitalized with COVID-19 in the US were admitted to the ICU, similar to the rate among adults"
We are actively allowing #Delta to spread & infect UNVACCINATED children.
This is NOT like the flu. We CAN NOT vaccinate children against COVID.
Vonnie 🌎 We Are All Siblings on Twitter
“The difference with the Delta variant is how it’s affecting children. We have 17 children admitted to Arkansas Children’s Hospital with COVID: eight are in the ICU, five are requiring mechanical ventilation. ALL of the children in the ICU were vaccine eligible.” - Rick Barr, MD
laurie allee on Twitter
Very long thread of chronology of kids and Covid infections
Pediatric ICU at SC hospital is ‘beyond capacity’ with COVID and ‘winter viruses’
CBS News on Twitter
School-aged children in Louisiana now make up the third largest number of new COVID infections in the state: "This delta variant changes the game ... children are more ill, they require higher levels of care and sadly I think we will see more deaths in the coming weeks."