A MUTANT cold-like virus that has been linked to paralysis in children and sudden infant death syndrome may be spreading ...

Health officials are tracking symptoms in 11 states. — -- intro: The rare virus suspected of sickening 1,000 kids in 11 states can start out like the common cold but quickly evolve into something ...

The CDC issued an advisory last week about a recent uptick in severe respiratory illness that has required hospitalization in children, encouraging them to consider that it might be a type of ...

The link between enterovirus infection and type 1 diabetes appeared to be a strong one in a meta-analysis of molecular studies. Across 48 abstracts on the topic, people with type 1 diabetes were ...

At the end of last summer a common respiratory virus known as enterovirus D68 began to make the rounds in the U.S., landing more than 1,000 children in hospitals. As the outbreak picked up steam, ...

After virtually disappearing for several years amid measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now urging doctors to be vigilant for a renewed ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwan’s Centers for Disease Control said Tuesday that the recent enterovirus outbreak is stabilizing ...

The potentially deadly enterovirus D-68 presents danger to young children. — -- Enterovirus D68, the respiratory illness suspected of hospitalizing hundreds of children across the nation, has now ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is warning about an increase of a respiratory illness that’s linked to paralysis in kids. It’s called enterovirus D68, and the CDC says it’s ...

Samples collected from four patients who recently died have tested positive for enterovirus D68, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It is unclear what role the virus played ...

During summer and fall, enterovirus infections are responsible for a considerable proportion of hospitalizations of young infants. We prospectively studied the incidence of enterovirus infections via ...