When much of the world was still coping with the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, a worrisome, new pediatric condition potentially linked to the coronavirus started to manifest in some children in Europe in April. When the first suspected cases started to present at New York hospitals, swift action was taken by both City and State officials in early May to warn parents of the symptoms, as reported by Norwood News.   In a matter of days, by May 9, three children had died, and New York case numbers had quickly risen. The Empire State now accounts for about

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