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CDC distinguishes 3 post-COVID MIS-C clusters based on symptoms, complications, severity

By iopac on January 28, 2025

The 3 MIS-C clusters are characterized by: (1) frequent respiratory findings, (2) frequent shock and/or cardiac complications, and (3) all remaining cases.

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