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Коронавирусная инфекция (COVID-19) у детей (состояние на апрель 2020)
2020
Дорогие друзья, коллеги! Прошло не так много времени с момента опубликования моего прошлого обзора, но появилось так много новостей, что они поменяли некоторые наши представления о болезни и о методах ее лечения самым кардинальным образом! И это интересно как с медицинской, так и с философской точки зрения. С философской — потому что 1–2 мес нашей прошлой, «доковидной», жизни пролетали как одно мгновение, а сегодня — это огромный путь, который мы проделываем, наблюдая за новой инфекцией и продолжая искать эффективные средства ее сдерживания и контроля. А о медицинской составляющей мы сейчас и поговорим.
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