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Eurosurveillance | Severe acute hepatitis and acute liver failure of unknown origin in children: a questionnaire-based study within 34 paediatric liver centres in 22 European countries and Israel, April 2022

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By Willem S. Lexmond, Ekkehard Sturm, Deidre Kelly, Gustav Buescher
| Eurosurveillance
Abstract To detect potential concern about severe acute hepatitis in children, we conducted a survey among 50 ERN RARE-LIVER centres. By 26 April 2022, 34 centres, including 25 transplant centres, reported an estimated median of 3–5, 0–2 and 3–5 cases in 2021, 2020 and 2019 and a mean of 2 (range: 0–8) cases between January and April 2022 (mean in 10 large liver transplant centres: 3). Twelve centres reported suspicion of an increase, but no rise.
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The Dangers of Dancing Barefoot: One Dancer's Extreme Story & Tips for Safety

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By Deidre Kelly
| Dance Teacher Verified
Jennifer Nichols was rehearsing barefoot this winter when she got a splinter in her foot. An independent choreographer, she was preparing a self-made solo to be performed as part of a new music show in Toronto, and the studio's dirty wooden floor was usually used by winter boot– wearing musicians.A splinter may not seem like a big deal.
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The Dangers of Dancing Barefoot: One Dancer's Extreme Story and Tips for Safety

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By Deidre Kelly
| Dance Teacher Verified
Jennifer Nichols was rehearsing barefoot this winter when she got a splinter in her foot. An independent choreographer, she was preparing a self-made solo to be performed as part of a new music show in Toronto, and the studio's dirty wooden floor was usually used by winter boot– wearing musicians.A splinter may not seem like a big deal.
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