That's the most likely to give you Covid, a new study says
If you try to avoid being infected, you must avoid these people.
TheCoronavirus continued to spread Over the past year, with more than 26 million infected to the American age, while many take steps to try toStaying from being infectedIt can be difficult to rank exactly how you could get sick. According to new research, however, you may be able to protect you from COVID by staying with people who are most likely to broadcast the virus. Read it to know which group is most likely to give you Covid and stay healthy,This is where you are most likely to catch Covid, a new study says.
Adults are the only group that significantly distributes coronavirus.
Researchers at Imperial College London have recently used cell phone data of more than 10 million individuals toDiscover who is spreading the coronavirusand they published their conclusions on February 2ndScience. Depending on the research, adults aged 20 to 49 have been the only ones to contribute significantly to the propagation of COVIDs to US 2020. In terms of cases, about 65 COVID infections coming from those of this. age group. And for more on the future of the pandemic,That's exactly when we'll see the next Covid surge, experts warn.
Children counted very little propagation despite school reopinitions.
Older adults may be more vulnerable to the virus, but they are not the ones who enlarge it mainly. And neither children and adolescents under 20, despite many schools reopened in the fall of 2020. According to the study, 9-year-old and younger children contributed less than 5% of spread, while those aged 10 to 19. were responsible for less than 10% of propagation. In comparison, adults aged 20 to 49 were responsible for 72.2% of the propagation of COVID.
"While children and adolescents contribute more to COVID-19 have been spread since school closing mandates have been lifted in the fall of 2020, we find these dynamicsnot changed substantially since the reopening of the school, "Melodie Monod, researcher and co-author of the Imperial Study College London, explained in a statement. And for more information up to date,Sign up for our daily newsletter.
The CDC recently stated that schools would be sure to reopen.
Disease and Prevention Control Centers (CDC)reported similar data January 26th. According to their conclusions, only 3.7% of cases in a COVID case study among teachers, staff and students were the result of the propagation of the school. The CDC even stated that schools can be cautious to open as long as mitigation efforts are maintained, stressing that children are not added to the spread of the virus.
"Back in August and September, we did not have much data on whetherWe would see the same kind of rapid spread in schools we saw in other high density work sites or residential sites, "Margaret Honein, PhD, Member of the COVID Emergency Response Team of CDC, saidThe New York Times. "But there are data accumulated now that with the conformity of the high-face mask and the distancing and cohort of students to minimize the total number of contacts, we can minimize the amount of transmission in schools." And for more coronavirus crowns,Dr. Fauci has just published this new cooling warning about COVID.
But researchers say that additional prevention measures are needed in adults.
According to the researchers of London Imperial College, more mitigation efforts must be targeted to those of support from 20 to 49 years. The study specifically reflected on the need for mass vaccinations in this age group, as this "could bring resurgence epidemics CVIV-19 under control." However, most states do not vaccinate these adults unless health workers or other key workers. According to a report of February 1 of the CDC,Nearly 55% of vaccinations in the United States. So far, adults more than 50 years old instead went. And for more vaccines,If you have more than 65 years, you should not get this new vaccine, the experts aven off.
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