Severe acute hepatitis of unknown origin in kids recorded in more countries - The New Indian Express
Some of the cases in the UK were so severe that patients had to be transferred to specialist children's liver units, while six children had liver transplants.
STOCKHOLM: Cases of hepatitis of unknown origin, first detected in UK children, have now been recorded in four more European countries and the US, the EU health agency said on Tuesday.
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