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Co-Infections in Hospitalized Kids with COVID-19
01:59 - 08:49 (06:49)
A study of over 4,000 hospitalized kids found that those who had COVID-19 and another virus were more likely to require oxygen and intensive care. Co-infections can happen at any age but are more common in children and people with weaker immune systems.
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Senator Linda Lopez expressed concerns for the safety of families of people running for office after a series of attacks on politicians' homes in New Mexico fueled by political rhetoric, while state leaders on the Republican side condemned the violence but avoided addressing its political dimension.
01:59 - 05:35 (03:36)
Summary
Senator Linda Lopez expressed concerns for the safety of families of people running for office after a series of attacks on politicians' homes in New Mexico fueled by political rhetoric, while state leaders on the Republican side condemned the violence but avoided addressing its political dimension.
ChapterCo-Infections in Hospitalized Kids with COVID-19
EpisodeWednesday, January 18, 2023
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A study of over 4000 hospitalized children found that those with COVID and another virus were more likely to require oxygen and intensive care.
05:35 - 08:49 (03:13)
Summary
A study of over 4000 hospitalized children found that those with COVID and another virus were more likely to require oxygen and intensive care. Children under 5 with a co-detection had twice the odds of severe illness compared to just a SARS-CoV-2 infection.