Health
Heart failure in children: Another rare COVID-19 complication. Here’s what to look for. – USA TODAY
Since the beginning of the pandemic, a small subset of kids infected with COVID-19 have developed heart failure. Doctors share symptoms to look for.
How does coronavirus enter the body, and why does it become fatal for some compared to just a cough or fever for others?
USA TODAY
Adam Millar was 18 when he started to experience a cold that wouldn’t go away.
It was the middle of hockey season, so he brushed his symptoms off. After what seemed like two or three months of a cough and fatigue, his cold progressed. “I didn’t even have the energy to stand to brush my teeth,” he told USA TODAY.
Millar’s heart was in failure, he later found out. Heart…
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