Occurrence of hepatitis of unknown origin in children in 11 countries
11 countries around the world are experiencing an outbreak of unspecified severe acute hepatitis in children, mainly children under 10 years of age.
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11 countries around the world are experiencing an outbreak of unspecified severe acute hepatitis in children, mainly children under 10 years of age.
WHO says at least 169 children in 11 countries have been identified with acute hepatitis. In it, a first case died from this mysterious disease.
England and Scotland have recorded about 70 cases of children under 10 years old infected with mysterious hepatitis, authorities are investigating to find out the cause.
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The ancient Maya had many interesting customs and traditions. Among these, they have a very unique way of naming their children. It is named after the date of birth.
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People living in this village cannot walk normally, they can only crawl on all fours and even children.