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Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children Increasing in Tamil Nadu - Vimarsana News

Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children Increasing in Tamil Nadu

Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) can lead to a multi-organ failure affecting the heart, lung, liver, and brain. Therefore, early detection of the syndrome is necessary.

COVID-19 Poses Threat for Heart Dysfunction in Children - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Poses Threat for Heart Dysfunction in Children

Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) is a rare and fatal hyperinflammatory condition among children post-COVID-19 that increases the risk of heart dysfunction.

Los Angeles Times promotes right-wing parents' group that advocates lifting of mask mandates for students - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles Times promotes right-wing parents' group that advocates lifting of mask mandates for students

OpenSchoolsCA forms a nonprofit to attack safe school opening. Its members have significant ties to charter schools. They and similar groups are highlighted by the media in their attempt to use the pandemic to further restructure social relations and privatize public education.

Source: wsws.org
Covid-linked disease set to rise in children as second wave wanes - Vimarsana News

Covid-linked disease set to rise in children as second wave wanes

The increase in the number of children contracting COVID in April and May has made doctors to expect an increase in MIS-C cases in the coming weeks.

Explained: Know Everything About MIS-C; A Syndrome Affecting Children Post-Covid - Vimarsana News

Explained: Know Everything About MIS-C; A Syndrome Affecting Children Post-Covid

Post-Covid MIS-C: Over 200 cases of this syndrome in children have been treated in various NCR hospitals alone over the last 2 weeks.