The condition, known as AFM, has jumped onto the national radar. Researchers are struggling to explain its third nationwide peak since 2014, and families are trying to provide hope to children hit with the disease.

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The condition, known as AFM, has jumped onto the national radar. Researchers are struggling to explain its third nationwide peak since 2014, and families are trying to provide hope to children hit with the disease.