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|    Hundreds of Children Stricken by Rare Il    |
|    08 Sep 14 09:10:11    |
      XPost: alt.health, sac.politics, alt.politics.usa       XPost: alt.gossip.celebrities       From: utopia@democrats.com              The illness appears to almost uniquely target children              Just as schools usher in a new group of students, plus all of       their germs, hundreds of children in Denver have come down with       an unusual and severe respiratory illness that has ailed       communities across the U.S. in recent weeks.              Officials at Children’s Hospital Colorado told the Denver Post       that the hospital has treated more than 900 children for the       illness since Aug. 18. Similar outbreaks have been reported in       geographic clusters around the Midwest this summer, including in       St. Louis.              Health officials believe that the sickness is related to a rare       virus called human enterovirus 68 (HEV68), the Post says. HEV68,       first seen in California in 1962, and an unwelcome but highly       infrequent visitor to communities worldwide since then, is a       relative of the virus linked to the common cold (human       rhinoviruses, or HRV), according to the Centers for Disease       Control and Prevention.              HEV68, which almost uniquely affects children, tends to first       cause cold-like symptoms, including body aches, sneezing and       coughing. These mild complaints then worsen into life-       threatening breathing problems that are all the more dangerous       to children with asthma. Since viruses do not respond to       antibiotics, hospitals have treated the illness with asthma       therapies.              Although extremely unpleasant, no deaths have so far been       reported from this summer’s outbreak.              There is no vaccine for HEV68, and health officials are       encouraging the same practices that guard against the common       cold: keep your hands to yourself, and wash them often.              http://time.com/3296579/hundreds-of-children-stricken-by-rare-       respiratory-illness-in-colorado/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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