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- * 81% of the 5,143 pediatric cases occurred during the Omicron period, with fewer children needing intensive care compared to pre-Omicron times (11% vs. 14%), but no notable difference in mortality rates was found.
- * The findings emphasize that many hospitalized children had pre-existing health conditions and indicate a surge in healthcare-associated COVID-19 cases during Omicron, although overall disease severity appeared to decline.
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