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I guess I never heard young people were "immune" just that they tended to have less bad cases (on average)

Posted by ty97 Mar 21 '20, 16:41

that doesn't mean they weren't infected! That why I find the x% of infected people are this age stuff to be like 'well yeah'

Now if reports start coming out that like 50% of deaths are people under 45, that would be news.

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aren't a higher % of hospitalizations under 30 in the US than anywhere? did I hear that (on a survivor podcast?)? -- nm - amanda Mar 21, 18:06
More likely to be asymptomatic, probably? - znufrii Mar 21, 16:49 2
- Kid, your face is asymptomatic! -- nm - Qale Mar 21, 17:12 1
  - Your face is asymptotic! -- nm - psilotum Mar 21, 17:44
Agreed. Still miserable was my reading. But I think there was confusion and certain youngsters went with immune. -- nm - VMan Mar 21, 16:44
I never heard it either, just that they were unlikely to die. Not that it was all smiles and roses or however the saying goes. -- nm - Beryllium Mar 21, 16:42 1
- I mean it is *good* that word is getting out that says "hey younger people, pay attention" - ty97 Mar 21, 16:43

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