S’pore doctors were looking out for inflammation linked to Covid-19 in children as early as 2020


Paediatricians in Singapore have been tracking a rare and severe inflammatory syndrome that affects children infected with Covid-19. - Bloomberg

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Paediatricians in Singapore appear to have been tracking a rare and severe inflammatory syndrome that affects children infected with Covid-19 since early 2020.

In a letter to the Journal of Paediatrics in November 2020, a group of four doctors from KK Women's and Children's Hospital said there was no significant increase in the number of children with symptoms of Kawasaki disease during the early months of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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