Adolescents as partners in the fight against COVID-19

Q2 Medicine
Helen Kest , Ashlesha Kaushik , Anne Jagunla , Somia Shaheen , Sahil Zaveri , Ninia Fernandez , Sandeep Gupta , David Goldberg
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We report our experience of COVID-19 disease burden among patients aged 0–21 years at two tertiary care institutions in the Northeast and Midwest from New Jersey and Iowa. Our results showed that during the initial surge (March to August 2020) at both geographic locations, majority of COVID-19 disease burden occurred in adolescents and that they were more likely to be hospitalized for COVID-related illnesses, as well as develop severe disease needing intensive care. The study results emphasize the need for providing more targeted interventions toward this group to help prevent disease acquisition and transmission.

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青少年是抗击COVID-19的伙伴
我们报告了新泽西州和爱荷华州东北部和中西部两家三级医疗机构0-21岁患者的COVID-19疾病负担情况。我们的研究结果显示,在这两个地理位置的最初激增期间(2020年3月至8月),大多数COVID-19疾病负担发生在青少年中,他们更有可能因COVID-19相关疾病住院,并发展为需要重症监护的严重疾病。研究结果强调需要为这一群体提供更有针对性的干预措施,以帮助预防疾病的获取和传播。
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International Journal of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
International Journal of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine Medicine-Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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