Chinese children have started returning to school, but the mystery syndrome may complicate the decision on whether to follow suit in other countries. Photo: Xinhua Chinese children have started returning to school, but the mystery syndrome may complicate the decision on whether to follow suit in other countries. Photo: Xinhua
Chinese children have started returning to school, but the mystery syndrome may complicate the decision on whether to follow suit in other countries. Photo: Xinhua
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Coronavirus: stay alert for mystery syndrome in children, says World Health Organisation

  • The potentially deadly inflammatory syndrome that resembles Kawasaki disease has so far been seen in the US, Britain and Italy
  • UN health body says there is an ‘urgent’ need for more information about the condition

Topic |   Coronavirus pandemic: All stories
Simone McCarthy
Simone McCarthy

Updated: 11:03pm, 17 May, 2020

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Chinese children have started returning to school, but the mystery syndrome may complicate the decision on whether to follow suit in other countries. Photo: Xinhua Chinese children have started returning to school, but the mystery syndrome may complicate the decision on whether to follow suit in other countries. Photo: Xinhua
Chinese children have started returning to school, but the mystery syndrome may complicate the decision on whether to follow suit in other countries. Photo: Xinhua
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