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why are neonates less likely to develop symptomatic disease?

help pls

Their immune systems are poorly developed. So they are less likely to develop a fever or cough.

Even if they have other symptoms like nausea, location of pain, blurred vision they cannot tell us about it.

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One Response to “why are neonates less likely to develop symptomatic disease?”

  1. hamrrfan Says:
    December 5th, 2009 at 2:35 pm

    Their immune systems are poorly developed. So they are less likely to develop a fever or cough.

    Even if they have other symptoms like nausea, location of pain, blurred vision they cannot tell us about it.
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