4 Things Scientists Now Know About Autoimmune Diseases in Kids
Gary Hunt • 4 June 2021
4 Things Scientists Now Know About Autoimmune Diseases in Kids
W hen you think of some of the common symptoms of autoimmune diseases—like joint pain, swelling and stiffness, and thick, scaly skin—you probably picture an adult struggling with these kinds of health problems.
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