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2022-12-08T11:43:33.458Z
The rise is unusual. In recent weeks, the number of children infected with streptococcus A, a bacterium that causes scarlet fever in particular, has increased significantly. A total of 8 children have been admitted to intensive care in different regions over the past 15 days and 2 child deaths have already been recorded. But, should we be worried about it? Europe 1 takes stock.
The editorial staff of Europe 1 12:30 p.m., December 08, 2022
The rise is unusual.
In recent weeks, the number of children infected with streptococcus A, a bacterium that causes scarlet fever in particular, has increased significantly.
A total of 8 children have been admitted to intensive care in different regions over the past 15 days and 2 child deaths have already been recorded.
But, should we be worried about it?
Europe 1 takes stock.
Source: europe1
