The World Health Organization (WHO) has reached out to China for more details following reports of an increase in respiratory diseases among children.
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The WHO is seeking further epidemiological and clinical data, alongside lab results from the reported clusters through the International Health Regulations mechanism. The organization has also requested more insights into the recent trends in the circulation of known pathogens and the current strain on healthcare systems.
The WHO aims to maintain communication with clinicians and scientists in China through its existing technical partnerships and networks. It has also advised people in China to adhere to measures that minimize the risk of respiratory illnesses.
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