Kawasaki Disease: Scientists Look To Wind For Answers
Scientists don't know much about the cause of Kawasaki disease—a disease of blood vessel inflammation most commonly found in Japan—but they do know one.
Kawasaki Disease Anne Rowley, professor of pediatrics and immunology/microbiology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, has isolated antibodies from immune cells found in the coronary arteries of
Children with Kawasaki disease should be hospitalized and treated by a doctor who has experience with this disease. When at an academic medical center, cardiology care is often shared between children, Pre and infectious
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Scientists don't know much about the cause of Kawasaki disease—a disease of blood vessel inflammation most commonly found in Japan—but they do know one.
