Acute hepatitis of unknown aetiology among children around the world

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The predominant hypothesis for the #aetiology of acute hepatitis of unknown origin is co-infection with human adenovirus and #adenoassociatedvirus (AHUA) https://t.co/Co7knw6bfq @Angelin53701956

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https://t.co/vFPDKNelkM SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogens cannot be fully excluded from the cause

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@karamballes @ShamezLadhani @farid__jalali After a quick look, doesn't seem like there is consensus yet. Most recent published research is on cases in Africa, Brazil, & Egypt. This is the most recent one I could find covering AHUA globally. https://

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