That could cause your state to return to rental
Despite the good numbers, it could interpret everything, according to research.
In recent months, shelter in place, hand washing and wearing face masks have become new facts of life. But with new cases of COVID-19 declining in certain regions, some states slowly started theEarly phases of reopening stores, restaurants and cafes that have been closed for weeks, if not months. Unfortunately, some medical experts feel that this return to pre-coronavirus life can be premature. Now, significant jumps in infections occur in an improbable demographics:people under 40,The daily beastreports. As a result, the states that slowly returned to normalcan see the lock start again again.
The recently reopened bars and restaurants have young people back to the job industry jobs in a massive reversal of pre-lockable behavior. Combine this with the lack of witness social distancing toThe infamous Lake of the Ozarks party,Texas bars, andProtest Marche across the countryAnd the tip of the numbers begins to make sense.
According to the public data of the Washington Ministry of Health, half of the newly reported infections in early Mayoccurred in people under 40. This shows a dramatic change of pre-lock numbers, which hadolder age groups comprising more than two thirds of reported cases in the state.
"In eight weeks, our demographics slipped by more than 60 years of age to a majority under 40," study author and epidemiologistJudith Malmgren, MD, saysThe daily beast. "As the epidemic has been controlled and people over 60 have followed social distancing and strict social guidelines, the rate of infection has decreased in this part of the population. But we did not have the same Messaging - did not have any messaging, basically young people that there is a danger for you. "
As summer time comes back and brings theAspiring pool parties and outdoor gatherings With this, some medical experts are afraid that these figures can not be part of a growing trend. "If what's going on in Washington becomes true at the national level, we have a problem"IRWIN REDLEENER, MD, Director of the National Disaster Preparation Center at Columbia University and an expert from American preparation for pandemics, saidThe daily beast. "Each state and the federal government must follow this very closely." And if you wonder what places are at risk of renewing the shelter in place, see8 states where coronavirus cases are soaring right now.
