bripat9643
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You can say that about any disease. That's just more Dim hysteria mongering.The experts are still learning.
Although chances of a kid dying are low, I'm not convinced there's enough evidence or research to confirm just how hard or easy it is for them to transfer to adults and elderly.
Or what damage to what organs COVID has on a kid that might otherwise appear to be healthy, when they are actual carriers and asymptomatic.
Nearly one-third of children tested for COVID in Florida are positive.
Palm Beach County’s health director warns of risk of long-term damage
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Nearly one-third of children tested for COVID in Florida are positive. Palm Beach County’s health director warns of risk of long-term damage
Nearly one-in-three children tested for the new coronavirus in Florida has been positive, and a South Florida health official is concerned the disease could cause lifelong damage even for children …www.sun-sentinel.com
"Nearly one-in-three children tested for the new coronavirus in Florida has been positive, and a South Florida health official is concerned the disease could cause lifelong damage even for children with mild illness.
Dr. Alina Alonso, Palm Beach County’s health department director, warned county commissioners Tuesday that much is unknown about the long-term health consequences for children who catch COVID-19."""