[Vysero]

"health experts fear it can cause potential lifelong damage in children."

Which health experts? Why do they fear this?

"Alina Alonso, the health department director of Palm Beach County, reportedly told county commissioners on Tuesday that the long-term consequences of coronavirus in children are unknown."

That doesn't sound like fear to me, and in some respects the article comes off on me as though the author is attempting to elicit fear where there should be none. I am not a parent myself, but if there's one thing I know about them it's that they tend to be VERY fearful when it comes to their children's safety. If the author is deliberately toying with that then the ought to be ashamed.

[pvaldes]

> Why do they fear this?

Modern medicine had seen before severe cardiovascular accidents and is aware of what a damage in young arteries or heart can produce. Some tissues can self-repair better than other.

The origin is new, but the consequences of damage on any main organ are well studied.

[Vysero]

Right, but first we have to establish that they actual fear this. Then we have to establish who they are, and what their qualifications are. Then, as non-experts, if enough experts agree with the ones who are making the claim we can choose to worry or not to worry depending on circumstances.

[engineer_22]

That's an interesting remark you've brought up here.

COVID-19 is very obviously shaping up to be the defining issue of this election cycle. Mexico is very relieved. But as we are all aware - as the election goes, so goes the media.