Characteristics and Clinical Outcomes of Children and Adolescents Aged <18 Years Hospitalized with COVID-19 – Six Hospitals, United States, July-August 2021
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Journal Article:Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR)
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Personal Author:Agathis, Nickolas T. ; Anderson, Kristi ; Barr, Frederick E. ; Bloom, Julie A. ; Boyles, Tricia ; Breslin, Kristen A. ; Brown, Jessica ; Chandra, Gyan ; Chiu, Sophia K. ; Choudhary, Rewa ; Click, Eleanor S. ; Da Silva, Juliana ; DeBiasi, Roberta L. ; Dowlin, Michael ; Dulski, Theresa M. ; Dupont, Hannah ; Evans, Mary E. ; Gerdes, Megan E. ; Gold, Jeremy A. W. ; Gorman, Kathleen C. ; Haston, Julia ; Hsu, Sophia ; Idubor, Osatohamwen I. ; Kimball, Anne A. ; Kline, Mark W. ; Ko, Jean Y. ; Kociolek, Larry K. ; Koumans, Emily H. ; Light, Megan ; Logan, Pamela ; Maloney, Susan A. ; Martinez, Marisol ; McHugh, Matthew ; Morris, Sapna B. ; Natarajan, Pavithra ; Schweitzer, Beth ; Shi, Dallas S. ; Siegel, David A. ; Simpson, Joelle N. ; Singh, Ila R. ; Snowden, Jessica ; Spicer, Kevin B. ; Stevens, Valerie A. ; Swancutt, Mark ; Thompson, Aaron ; Wanga, Valentine ; Webber, Bryant J. ; Wendel, Arthur M. ; Wessel, David ; Wietecha, Mark ; Agathis, Nickolas T. ; Anderson, Kristi ; Barr, Frederick E. ; Bloom, Julie A. ; Boyles, Tricia ; Breslin, Kristen A. ; Brown, Jessica ; Chandra, Gyan ; Chiu, Sophia K. ; Choudhary, Rewa ; Click, Eleanor S. ; Da Silva, Juliana ; DeBiasi, Roberta L. ; Dowlin, Michael ; Dulski, Theresa M. ; Dupont, Hannah ; Evans, Mary E. ; Gerdes, Megan E. ; Gold, Jeremy A. W. ; Gorman, Kathleen C. ; Haston, Julia ; Hsu, Sophia ; Idubor, Osatohamwen I. ; Kimball, Anne A. ; Kline, Mark W. ; Ko, Jean Y. ; Kociolek, Larry K. ; Koumans, Emily H. ; Light, Megan ; Logan, Pamela ; Maloney, Susan A. ; Martinez, Marisol ; McHugh, Matthew ; Morris, Sapna B. ; Natarajan, Pavithra ; Schweitzer, Beth ; Shi, Dallas S. ; Siegel, David A. ; Simpson, Joelle N. ; Singh, Ila R. ; Snowden, Jessica ; Spicer, Kevin B. ; Stevens, Valerie A. ; Swancutt, Mark ; Thompson, Aaron ; Wanga, Valentine ; Webber, Bryant J. ; Wendel, Arthur M. ; Wessel, David ; Wietecha, Mark
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Description:What is already known about this topic? Pediatric COVID-19-related hospitalization rates increased when the highly transmissible SARS-CoV-2 B.1.617.2 (Delta) variant became the predominant circulating strain. What is added by this report? Among children and adolescents with SARS-CoV-2 infection admitted to six hospitals during July-August 2021, 77.9% were hospitalized for acute COVID-19. Among these patients, approximately one third aged <5 years had a viral coinfection (approximately two thirds of which were respiratory syncytial virus) and approximately two thirds of those aged 12-17 years had obesity; only 0.4% of age-eligible patients were fully vaccinated. What are the implications for public health practice? COVID-19 vaccination and other prevention strategies are important to protect children from COVID-19, particularly children with obesity and other underlying health conditions. [Description provided by NIOSH]
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ISSN:0149-2195 (print) ; 1545-861X (digital)
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Pages in Document:8 pdf pages
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Contributor:Bastiand, Anthony ; Bienemy, Troy ; Bridgham, Jery ; Dalton, Joyce ; Fisher, Laura ; Flagg, Barret ; Giovanni, Jennifer ; Hollis, Kara ; Kurian, Ashok ; Jackson, Brendan R. ; Knight, Amy ; Nagrajan, Veena ; Ossman, Aimee ; Paganelli, Emily ; Peacock, Georgina ; Pereira-Abara, Nicole ; Preacher, Trescena ; Romaniuk, Andrea ; Sahni, Leila ; Stark, Susan ; Sweek, Sherry ; Van Der Merwe, Daniella ; Versalovic, James
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Volume:70
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Issue:51
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:20064984
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Citation:MMWR 2021 Dec; 70(51-52):1766-1772
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Email:qdy0@cdc.gov
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Federal Fiscal Year:2022
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