MIS-C

• Alberta kids hospitalized by COVID-19 more in 2022 than ever before: data

  Three times more kids under 11 have been admitted to hospital with COVID-19 in the first eight months of 2022 than in the entire 20 months prior.

  Health

  Sep 16, 2022
  
• Reality Check: How vulnerable will children be in Canada’s fourth wave of COVID-19?

  While rare,  Dr. Stephen Freedman says he expects to see more cases of MIS-C and long COVID in kids if the Delta variant fuels a fourth wave this fall.

  Canada

  Aug 7, 2021
  
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• COVID-19: Alberta boy recovering from rare inflammatory condition

  An Airdrie boy is recovering at home after being rushed to the intensive care unit last week due to a rare inflammatory condition linked to COVID-19.

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  Jun 25, 2021
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• Alberta logs 23 cases of pediatric inflammatory condition linked to COVID-19 infection

  As of mid-May, Alberta Health said there have been 23 confirmed cases of MIS-C since March 2020 and each case required hospitalization.

  Health

  May 28, 2021
• 10-year-old B.C. girl finally home after fighting rare syndrome linked to COVID-19

  Ten-year-old Jillian Rondeau contracted the virus back in November along with the rest of her family. But her condition got worse and she had to be hospitalized.

  Health

  Dec 23, 2020
• B.C. confirms 2nd case of rare inflammatory syndrome in children linked to COVID-19

  It was not immediately clear when the case of multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children and adolescents, or MIS-C, was diagnosed, or whether the patient had since recovered.

  Health

  Nov 4, 2020
• B.C. confirms first case of rare inflammatory syndrome in children linked to COVID-19

  'We are still learning about this virus, we do not yet know if there are going to be long term effects, even for people who have mild illness,' said Dr. Bonnie Henry.

  Health

  Oct 15, 2020
• Alberta investigating 1st possible case of MIS-C, inflammatory condition that could be linked to COVID-19

  Dr. Deena Hinshaw announced Wednesday that health officials are investigating whether a child in the province may have an inflammatory condition possibly linked to COVID-19.

  Health

  May 27, 2020