348 cases of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiology have been reported worldwide, also found in Korea and Japan

Easterbrook, senior scientist of WHO's Global Hepatitis Project, said on the same day that 348 suspected cases of acute hepatitis of unknown etiology have been reported in five regions around the wor.

On the 10th local time, the Children's Hospital in Toronto, Canada said that the hospital suspected to have 7 cases of severe acute hepatitis of unknown etiolo.

While the cause of these cases remains unclear, a strong association with adenovirus has been identified, Easterbrook sa.

The United States reports 109 cases of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiology and 5 deaths

The United States reports 109 cases of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiology and 5 deaths

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on the 6th that a total of 109 cases of acute hepatitis of unknown etiology in children have been reported in the United States, of which 5 patients di.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on the 6th that a total of 109 cases of acute hepatitis of unknown etiology in children have been reported in the United States, of which 5 patients di.

According to the information released by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, these cases of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiology came from 25 states or territories in the United States, of which more than 90% of the patients were hospitalized, 14% of the patients received liver transplantation, and more than half of the patients had adenovirus infecti.

7 cases of severe acute hepatitis have been found in the Children's Hospital of Toronto , Canada7 cases of severe acute hepatitis have been found in the Children's Hospital of Toronto, Canada 7 cases of severe acute hepatitis have been found in the Children 's Hospital of Toronto, Canada

On the 10th local time, the Children's Hospital in Toronto, Canada said that there have been seven cases of severe acute hepatitis of unknown cause in the hospit.

On the 10th local time, the Children's Hospital in Toronto, Canada said that there have been seven cases of severe acute hepatitis of unknown cause in the hospit.

As of 1 May, at least 200 cases of acute hepatitis of unknown etiology in children had been reported to WHO from 20 countri.

It remains to be seen whether one of these cases can be proven to be caused by a new clinical entity, Toronto Children's Hospital sa.

The number of children with hepatitis of unknown etiology in the UK increased to 14The number of children with hepatitis of unknown etiology in the UK increased to 14

The UK Health Security Agency released a bulletin on April 29 that the number of children with hepatitis of unknown etiology in the UK has risen to 14

In the past four days, there have been 34 new cases of hepatitis of unknown etiology among children in the UK, bringing the total number of cases to 145, the UK Health Security Agency sa.

According to the bulletin, such cases mainly occur in children under the age of 5, with symptoms of gastroenteritis such as diarrhea and nausea at the beginning of the disease, followed by jaundi.

The findings suggest that an increase in childhood hepatitis cases may be associated with adenovirus infecti.

South Korea reports the first suspected case of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiology

South Korea reports the first suspected case of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiology

South Korean health officials said on the 10th local time that South Korea reported its first suspected case of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiolo.

The Department of Disease Control under the Ministry of Health and Welfare of South Korea said on the same day that the South Korean epidemic prevention department began to monitor young patients under the age of 16 who sought medical treatment for acute hepatitis since this mon.

Li Sang-won, an official from the Department of Disease Management, said at a regular press conference that at present, it appears that the suspected case of childhood hepatitis of unknown etiology is not closely related to the new coronavirus or the new crown vacci.

More than 220 cases of acute hepatitis of unknown cause have now been reported worldwide since the UK first reported a case of acute hepatitis of unknown cause on 4 April this ye.

The patients ranged in age from 1 month to 16 yea.

Many patients presented with symptoms of abdominal pain, diarrhea, and vomiting, and most patients had no fev.

Some previous studies have suggested that the above-mentioned childhood hepatitis cases may be associated with adenovirus infecti.

However, because many of these cases did not have symptoms typical of adenovirus infection, the exact cause of acute hepatitis in children is still being investigated by the World Health Organizati.

Many cases were found in Japan

Many cases were found in Japan

On May 6, the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare announced that four new cases of unknown hepatitis under the age of 16 were diagnosed in Jap.

In half a month, the number of children with unknown hepatitis in Japan increased to

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