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And yet, one of the lead stories in today’s East Bay Times (SJMerc) is that of a study indicating that “research suggests youths unlikely to transmit virus”. The “evidence suggests that children are less likely to become infected, less likely to develop severe disease and less likely to transmit the virus to other children and adults”. The study was co-authored  by William Razika of the University of Vermont School of Medicine.

Yet another study. Yet another conclusion. Yet more questions.

Those are the same conclusions that came out of a Danish study. 

The fact is that it is no more dangerous for your kid to get Covid-19 than to get Influenza. At worst it is the same magnitude of risk. The risk is to the people around them.

[akiddoc]

And yet, one of the lead stories in today’s East Bay Times (SJMerc) is that of a study indicating that “research suggests youths unlikely to transmit virus”. The “evidence suggests that children are less likely to become infected, less likely to develop severe disease and less likely to transmit the virus to other children and adults”. The study was co-authored  by William Razika of the University of Vermont School of Medicine.

Yet another study. Yet another conclusion. Yet more questions.

Those are the same conclusions that came out of a Danish study. 

The fact is that it is no more dangerous for your kid to get Covid-19 than to get Influenza. At worst it is the same magnitude of risk. The risk is to the people around them.