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by tzs
1819 days ago
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> Isn't the Covid rate in kids exceptionally low? No. The rate for ages 5-17 was actually slightly higher than that of adults 18-49, which was higher than the rate for 50-64, which was higher than the rate for 65+. What was much lower for kids was the severity of their illness. For every 100k kids that got it, about 600 were hospitalized. For 18-49 it was about 2400. For 50-64, 7200. For 65+, 21000. See the CDC data on the page mulvya linked in a parallel comment. |
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