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Research Published on Children and COVID-19 Rates

What’s a silent COVID-19 infection? Otherwise known as an asymptomatic case, it means that the person is infected without showing symptoms, explains verywellhealth.com.

A May 3 Verywell Health post discusses a study published in the journal JAMA Network Open that used simulation modeling to assess the impact of these silent cases – and how vaccination might figure into the equation.  

Clinical trials are being conducted for vaccines for young children. Richard Watkins, M.D., an infectious disease physician and a professor of internal medicine, told Verywell that when it’s available, vaccination for younger children “needs to be strongly encouraged.”

Read the Verywell Health article.

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