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- The study focuses on understanding the seasonal flu in children, especially young ones, looking at treatment, prevention, and related complications.
- Research methods utilized include theoretical analysis and comparative approaches to assess influenza incidence in children.
- Key findings highlight the rapid changes in flu viruses, stressing the necessity for updated vaccines, antiviral medications, and awareness of evolving disease patterns to benefit the medical community.
Article Abstract
Objective: Aim: To study the specificity of seasonal flu in children, in particular, in young children, as well as treatment, prevention and complications of seasonal flu.
Patients And Methods: Materials and Methods: For the methodological justification of the article, we used the pool of research technologies. Methods of theoretical analysis, system-analytical, comparative methods provided us with the opportunity to characterize the features of influenza incidence in children.
Conclusion: Conclusions: A distinctive feature of influenza is the high lability of the genes of the infectious agent. In this regard, it is extremely important to timely update information about new strains of the pathogen, creation of new types of vaccines and antiviral drugs, as well as changes in the course of the disease. Our literature review is intended to improve the medical community.
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