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Fourth Child in UK Killed since 2006 by Slapped Cheek Virus

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Source: http://www.scienceworldreport.com/a...child-in-uk-killed-by-slapped-cheek-virus.htm

Fourth Child in UK Killed by Slapped Cheek Virus
Kathleen Lees k.lees@scienceworldreport.com
First Posted: Apr 17, 2014 11:16 AM EDT

Tahlia Raven was the fourth child in the UK to reportedly die from the 'slapped cheek' virus since 2006.

"Tahlia was my beautiful blue-eyed angel, loved by everyone and will always be my beautiful girl forever," said her mother, Karen Glover, via Echo.

The three-year-old was taken by this common childhood illness, also known as erythema infectiosum or the fifth disease. It's listed as the fifth rash in a group of five red-rash diseases, including scarlet fever, measles, rubella and roseola. Just like other viruses, babies can become infected from another infected individual's cough or sneeze...
 
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