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Investigators in Bergamo province, one of the regions deeply affected by COVID-19 in Italy, say that the number of children who have tested positive for the virus and presented with severe "Kawasaki-like" symptoms amounts to a 30-fold increase over the number of Kawasaki patients seen in prior years. "Although this complication remains very rare, our study provides further evidence on how the virus may be affecting children," lead author Lucio Verdoni, MD (Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII, Bergamo, Italy), said in a press statement. "Parents should follow local medical advice and seek medical attention immediately if their child is unwell. Most children will make a complete recovery if they receive appropriate hospital care." Speaking with TCTMD, senior author Lorenzo D'Antiga, MD (Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII), said that he and his colleagues have continued to track Kawasaki presentations and have now seen 10 additional patients, reaching a total of

For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website. A summer without camp is a frightening proposition for any parent. When our kids were younger, my wife and I created a spreadsheet to map out day camps and babysitters for each week of summer vacation to ensure we had enough child care coverage so that we could get to Labor Day and the start of another school year with both of us remaining gainfully employed. Our kids are older now and a bit more independent, so a spreadsheet is no longer necessary, but the prospect of no sleepaway camp this summer is a ginormous concern for all members of the family. We encourag

Although severe illness with COVID-19 remains rare among children, they are not immune from life-threatening complications. And an emerging inflammatory syndrome may also be connected to the coronavirus. New York has 93 children with the syndrome, called pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome, which appears to be related to having had COVID-19. Three children have died, and two more deaths are being investigated, Governor Andrew Cuomo said in a news conference May 10. Physicians are also reporting children with the syndrome — which occurs four to six weeks after an infection — in a few other states as well as some European countries. Symptoms of the inflammatory illness include a persistent high fever, low blood pressure and abdominal pain. The illness can look similar to other inflammatory conditions in children, including toxic shock syndromes and Kawasaki disease, which causes inflammation in the blood vessels. Trustwort

Natalie Portman and Kids for Mother's Day: Photo | PEOPLE.com Top Navigation Close View image Natalie Portman Shares Rare Photo of Her Kids in Adorable Throwback Mother's Day Post: 'Blessed' this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Natalie Portman shares rare glimpse into her family life with daughter Amalia and son Aleph

The city of Redlands Recreation Division will offer LEGO Builder From Home, a virtual LEGO engineering class for children ages 7 to 12, every Thursday from May 14 to June 4. Classes are offered through the city of Redlands and taught by a live Play-Well TEKnologies instructor through a secured Zoom meeting. Classes meet 4-4:45 p.m. Registration is $52 for four classes. For information or to register, go to www.cityofredlands.org/post/lego-home. The last day to register is May 13. Participants can use their own LEGO materials from home, and families will receive a Zoom meeting ID and password after registering for the class. For information on the LEGO Builder From Home class or other programs offered through the Redlands Community Center, contact the Recreation Division staff at RecreationStaff@cityofredlands.org or call 909-798-7579. Play-Well's LEGO-Inspired STEM Enrichment Program

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the focus was largely on its deadly nature for people over the age of 65. And rightly so — the most serious cases and deaths occur among this population. However, as experts learn more about the virus, it's become clear that COVID-19 can affect people of all ages in a variety of ways — some deadly. Most recently, a 5-year-old boy in New York died from pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome, a rare disease occurring in children that doctors believe is linked to COVID-19. In addition, experts believe that young people are more likely to be asymptomatic and show few or no COVID-19 symptoms while still spreading the virus. We're learning new information about the coronavirus daily. While it may be scary to read about new symptoms, it's important to be aware of the different ways the disease can present itself. Pediatric Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome Doctors in New York reported that more than 60 kids and teens have been hospitalized with

Umami Noodle Bowl Asparagus and garlic are the VIPs (very important prebiotics) in this dish. Serve kimchi on the side for a nice hit of probiotics if your kids are still building up their spice tolerance. Grilled Turmeric Chicken KabobsStart to finish: Probiotic yogurt pairs perfectly with prebiotic onion in this citrusy, peppery meal. Serve the components separately, or fold them all into a wrap with the naan. Caesar Salad With Tempeh CroutonsStart to finish: Powerhouse probiotic tempeh is made from cooked and fermented soybeans and has a distinctive tang. But the yogurt is a probiotic, too, so if the fam aren't tempeh fans, you can swap in protein-rich chickpeas or quartered hard-boiled eggs. Stir-Fried Shrimp and Broccoli With MisoStart to finish: Story continues This light and easy family-friendly Asian dish works in miso, a probiotic, and broccoli, a prebiotic. Smoky Pork Sandwiches With ColeslawStart to finish: The coleslaw-sauerkraut mix and kefir dressing pack a probiotic