monitoring for infection

What are the risk factors for infection in children?

Several risk factors can make children more susceptible to infections, including:
Young age, especially newborns and infants
Incomplete vaccination status
Exposure to infectious agents in daycare or school settings
Chronic illnesses or immunosuppression
Poor hygiene and nutrition

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