If you are under this age, you are twice as likely to transmit coronavirus
You could also be one of the main engines of the superparatory new research.
Throughout the pandemic, health officials have often communicated to the public that coronavirus has focused on the elderly and the elderly - or less than the most demographic forEngraving, potentially fatal, COVID-19 case. For an important time, many young people seemed to feel less threatened by the virus, under the impression that if they were infected, it would be a little more than the equivalent of having a bad cold. And while we know that the elderly are always at high risk for the symptoms of serious coronaviruses, many has changed in what we know about how the virus affects other generations. In reality,Young people have been responsible for recent ears new cases in some parts of the country. Now a new study suggests thatChildren and adults under the age of 60 are more than twice as likely to transmit coronaviruses than those over 60 years old.
EMORY University ResearchersDefine to characterize super-spreading events And how the age of a person has influenced their rate of infectivity, or the likelihood of transmitting coronaviruses to others. The team examined nearly 10,000 cases of symptomatic Covid-19 collected by the Department of Public Georgia, which included all demographic data. The study has not yet been examined by peers, but the results have been shared with Medrxiv in the meantime. On the basis of their analysis, the research team estimated that "infected children and young adults" under 60 can be 2.38 times more communicable than those infected over 60 years.
In addition, the authors of the study concluded that the same age group can be the main driver ofsuper-spreading, that they define as "a phenomenon where some people disproportionately infect a large number of secondary cases relating to an" average infectious person ".
RELATED:For more information up to date, sign up for our daily newsletter.
The study examined only individuals in Georgia and there are limits to wait with such narrow focus. However, the estimates made by researchers seem to be accurate inHow do things play in real life in the southern state. According to the reports of the NPR of June 30, in five Counties of Georgia, age groups responsible for the largest number of new cases in the last two weeks were 18 to 24; 25 to 34; and 35 to 49.
Whether it's due toAttention fatigue Or any other number of factors, it seems that younger adults and children are more likely to coronavirus and extend it much faster than seniors and the elderly. And to find out more about where the pandemic is directed, check why theCDC warns that the recent coronavirus surge is "really the beginning".
