It was an announcement local doctors figured they might hear before long: that kids in Los Angeles County had been diagnosed with a mysterious virus known to have sickened hundreds of children in the ...

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — The now-deadly enterovirus that caused paralysis-like symptoms in one Southern California child initially appears to mimic a bad cold and trigger hospitalization in children ...

HAMILTON - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that the Hamilton preschooler who died last week tested positive for the respiratory illness Enterovirus D-68, the N.J.

Even though cases of enterovirus D68 are still being confirmed — including a second case this week in Camden County — infectious disease experts say the bug is on its way out. Enteroviruses such as ...

HAMILTON Twp., N.J., (CBS) -- A grieving father shares the raw emotion of losing a son. Four-year-old Eli Waller was the first child to die from Enterovirus D-68. Friday, he shared with CBS 3 ...

California health officials Friday said they’ve now identified 32 cases of enterovirus D-68 statewide, a number that’s jumped quickly in recent days. In Southern California, four cases were in L.A.

Parents in New Jersey are concerned after a state medical examiner determined a virus causing severe respiratory illness across the country is responsible for the death of a 4-year-old boy. Hamilton ...

Patients with polio-like symptoms are being tested for enterovirus D-68 at Boston Children's Hospital, doctors confirmed Tuesday.Four patients who range in age from 4 to 15 years old had a respiratory ...

A second case of Enterovirus D-68 in a patient under 12 years old has been reported in Riverside County, public health officials announced Friday. The illness, which has infected and hospitalized ...

HAMILTON-- The Mercer County medical examiner has confirmed the cause of death of a Hamilton elementary school student was Enterovirus D-68, officials announced on Saturday. The announcement came ...

The CDC is alerting physicians to a rise in cases of enterovirus D-68, an infection generally mild but with the potential to cause paralysis. On Sept. 28, the CDC issued a report on acute respiratory ...

Federal health officials say they’re still checking into why so many more children than usual appear to be getting very sick from an old virus — enterovirus D68 (EV-D68). The Centers for Disease ...