Kids & COVID: An Update

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Published: October 13, 2020

What have we learned about COVID-19’s effects on kids and teens since the start of the pandemic? What do parents need to know about multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C)? Do kids need to get the flu shot this year? And how do we keep them safe as they go back to in-person education?

Five months after our initial podcast on kids, adolescents and COVID-19, host Dr. Jonathan Fialkow welcomes back Fernando Mendoza, M.D., medical director of the pediatric emergency department at Baptist Hospital for an update on how the pandemic is affecting kids physically and emotionally, and what parents can do to help them.

For more information about COVID-19 please visit BaptistHealth-coronavirus.com

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