The first weeks of the school year are characterized by an increase in respiratory infections in both children and adults. In addition to becoming more easily infected, children act as important transmitters of viruses, both at school and at home, due to a combination of immunological, biological and behavioral factors.
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The first weeks of the school year are characterized by an increase in respiratory infections in both children and adults. In addition to becoming more easily infected, children act as important transmitters of viruses, both at school and at home, due to a combination of immunological, biological and behavioral factors.