Health officials: 13 children with COVID-19 currently hospitalized in New Jersey
Hospitals in states and cities with rising COVID-19 counts are seeing an uptick in the number of children who are sick with the virus, a new report says.
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512ds agoHospitals in states and
cities with rising COVID-19 counts are seeing an uptick in the number of
children who are sick with the
virus, a new report says.
Thirteen children
with COVID-19 are currently
being treated in New Jersey hospitals.
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