By John W. Schoen @JOHNWSCHOEN
- The recent surge in the spread of the coronavirus in California is hitting younger people harder than the initial outbreak earlier this year, according to the latest data from the California Department of Public Health.
- In March, about half of California’s new infections were identified among people ages 18 to 49, according to an analysis by the Los Angeles Times. So far this month, about two-thirds of new infections have been diagnosed among that age group, even though only 45% of Californians fall into that age range.
- The data also shows that that Black and Latino Californians have been hit harder and have worse survival rates than White people in the state.
The recent surge in the spread of the coronavirus in California is hitting younger people harder than the initial outbreak earlier this year, according to the latest data from the California Department of Public Health.
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Cases….
How many of these younger people are on ventilators or even hospitalized and how many have died???
I’ll bet those numbers are quite low….
More hysteria and fear mongering to control the fearful….and destabilize the economy…
and how many of them contracted it at the protests/riots?
There’s one Fuhrer Newsom and his minions and lackeys won’t ever admit to.