Rare Coronavirus-Related Syndrome Is Hospitalizing LI Children

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Rare Coronavirus-Related Syndrome Is Hospitalizing LI Children

The rare syndrome, similar to Kawasaki disease, causes vomiting, fever, rashes and more in children, and can be extremely serious.

WATCH: LI Man Discharged From St. Joseph Hospital After 44 Days

The 43-year-old coronavirus survivor spent 38 days on a ventilator. He's a husband and a father to a son.

Nurse Travels To LI From Virginia To Help Fight Coronavirus

"It was hard to stay home when nurses here were drowning." On National Nurse's Day, one woman describes why she headed to Long Island to help.

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