Chicago’s mayor issues statement after medical examiner reveals migrant boy’s cause of death – NBC5 (Chicago)

A report from the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office showed the 5-year-old boys died in a Pilsen migrant shelter of sepsis from Strep Throat (A) and COVID-19. A statement from the mayor's office said that "the City of Chicago coordinates medical screenings for all shelter residents, weekly on-site provider support, on-site vaccination events for COVID, varicella, and flu, and partnerships with a network of community health centers for other healthcare needs."
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Gotta keep that covid gravy train rolling! Btw, a marked increase in venereal disease is also being reported.

debtsor
2 years ago

Strep can be very serious untreated, especially in a stressful,dirty and contaminated environment with no medical treatment, like a refugee shelter. Strep can go septic, or in my relative’s case, turn into scarlet fever, which killed my Great Aunt during WWII at age 2 before antibiotics were in widespread use. She’s buried at a Catholic Cemetery just outside of the city limits next to her parents, my Great-Grandparents, and my great-great grandparents.

Truth Seeker
2 years ago

Stop it with the COVID 19 already.

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