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'Conjunctivitis among 42% kids': Experts on 10 common COVID symptoms amid current surge

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pic.twitter.com/7W44gZQnn4 Eric Topol, physician-scientist, also referred to a study to say, documenting the XBB.1.16-linked conjunctivitis, a distinctive feature of this variant, especially seen in infantsDocumenting the XBB.1.16-linked conjunctivitis, a distinctive feature of this variant, especially seen in infantshttps://t.co/m3lNpk6OU9 Protecting children from viral infections such as RSV, flu, adenovirus, and Covid-19 is essential as they are more vulnerable due to their developing immune systems.

Vaccination, regular handwashing, and mask-wearing for children over five are essential measures. Parents should monitor their children's health closely and keep them home from school if they have any symptoms of illness.

This is especially important for high-risk children with underlying health conditions like asthma, diabetes, or heart disease.

By taking these precautions, we can help keep children healthy and prevent the spread of viral infections. According to Dr. Kuldeep Kumar Grover, Head of critical care & Pulmonology at CK Birla Hospital, Gurgaon, told Hindustan Times, Covid-19 is a viral infection that has been around for some time.

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