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Dr. Upton Allen, head of infectious diseases at the Hospital for Sick Children, remembers the winter day he started to worry about the novel coronavirus that first began circulating in Wuhan, China.It was in mid-January, after scientists confirmed human-to-human transmission, and it became clear the virus could be easily 鈥?and quickly 鈥?transported around the world by infected passengers on airplanes.Fast forward six months and Allen hasnt stopped worrying about COVID-19, even as he and other physicians and scientists work to understand how the virus that causes it, SARS-CoV-2, impacts children.
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