
There has been a spike in rare and serious brain abscesses in children in and around Las Vegas, Nevada
Experts at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are investigating the spate of cases, while doctors across America say they are also seeing a rise in cases.
The number of brain abscesses in minors tripled in Nevada last year, shooting up from an average of four or five a year to 18.
Dr Taryn Bragg, a pediatric neurosurgeon and associate professor at the University of Utah who treats the cases, told CNN she had 'never seen anything like it' in her 20 years' experience.
Physicians are not sure what has caused the rise, but said it could be due to weakened immunity to infections due to Covid measures such as lockdowns.
Comment: Lockdowns indeed inflicted unimaginable harms, but they should also be recording whether any of these children were also injected with the experimental covid jabs.
Comment: See also: Study finds high carbon dioxide levels in kids who wear face masks, concludes: 'Children should not be forced to wear face masks'