🎙️A new episode of Bytes of Health dropped today -- Thursday, April 25, 2024!

💡On this episode titled, “MIS-C: A Complication of COVID-19” Dr. Jess Steier is joined by Dr. Erin Faherty (pediatric cardiologist) to discuss this topic.

Topics include:

➡️ What exactly is MIS-C and how does it differ from COVID-19 in children?

➡️ What are the warning signs that a child might have MIS-C, and how soon after a COVID-19 infection might they appear?

➡️ How concerned should parents be about MIS-C, considering it's a rare condition? What factors increase a child's risk?

➡️ With the rise of COVID-19 vaccinations in children, have you seen a change in the rates of MIS-C? If so, how significant is the impact of vaccines in preventing this condition?

➡️ Are there any specific recommendations for parents whose children have already had COVID-19 or MIS-C regarding future vaccinations?

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