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Soy could be triggering Kawasaki disease in young children

February 26, 2013

http://www.king5.com/health/Seattle-Childrens-researcher-believes-soy-could-trigger-Kawasaki-disease-193406981.html

 

Source - KING 5 TV


Kawasaki disease strikes young children, mostly boys. It starts with a high fever and can be fatal if not treated. One Seattle Children's researcher believes a common food could be triggering this mysterious disease in some patients, Dr. Michael Portman explains.

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