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Well if there are older cases and are known of known etiology, were they caused by covid infection? If they weren't, why is this news relevant? If they were, wh
by guilhas 5y ago
Well if there are older cases and are known of known etiology, were they caused by covid infection? If they weren't, why is this news relevant? If they were, why is it not mentioned, or made the news earlier?
It does not have to be anything or anyone particular. But if it is only a recent phenomenon it must have an explanation?
A new significantly different variant? Maybe caused by the mass vaccination of the population?
Some other other disease that coincidentally appeared recently?
Some undiagnosed existing underlying health condition?
Ignored, misdiagnosed in the past?
- Someone 5y agoThey found 74 children with acute hepatitis that isn’t caused by any of the hepatitis viruses A, B, C, D, and E. We don’t know what caused it. Could be a mutation of a known virus, but it need not be a virus at all. That’s the news. Knowing that most cases of hepatitis are caused by viruses, they looked at what viruses “make the rounds” in the population. That’s why they mention Covid and adenoviruses. They haven’t found a culprit yet, so they continue searching, including “Laboratory testing for additional infections, chemicals and toxins”.