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For the information of the Israeli government - a new report coming from the USA supports the opening of schools and vaccines for all age groups. The reason - the group that most infects and transmits the corona virus is of young adults aged 20 plus
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Thursday, 04 February 2021, 10:15
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Today, people of all ages will start getting vaccinated around the country, and according to this study, it's good that way.
A new study shows that the largest distributors of corona virus in the US are adults between the ages of 20 and 49. Children, by the way, do not spread the disease in high percentages.
A team of researchers from Imperial College London used cell phone location data covering more than 10 million people and information Available to the public on the spread of the virus to calculate which age groups were most responsible for the spread of the virus in most of the US.
According to the findings, children were very different from the corona cases, as were adults over the age of 60.
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"This study provides evidence that the COVID-19 epidemic in the United States was driven by adults aged 20-49, and especially adults aged 35-49, before and after reopening," the team wrote in a report published in the journal Science.
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In contrast to influenza, these young adults accounted for an estimated 72.2 percent of viral infections in the U.S. in October 2020, while less than 5 percent of cases originated in children ages 0-9 and less than 10 percent of teens aged 10-19 ".
The most contagious group.
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"Prior to the implementation of COVID-19 interventions, contacts were concentrated among people of similar ages and were highest among school-aged children and adolescents, and also common among adolescent children / parents and their parents, and middle-aged and elderly adults. But since the onset of the epidemic, these contact patterns have changed Substantial, "the team wrote," this study suggests that additional interventions among adults aged 20-49, such as mass vaccination, could lead to epidemic control and prevent deaths, "they added.
They estimated that 35- to 49-year-olds accounted for 41 percent of new infections by mid-August, and adults aged 20 to 34 were responsible for another 35 percent.
Children and adolescents accounted for only 6 percent.
People aged 50 to 64 accounted for 15 percent of infections.
“Over time, the proportion of age groups among reported deaths has been completely constant, suggesting that it is likely that very young people have not been the main source of a recurrent epidemic since summer 2020, and that instead changes in motility and behavior among the wider group of 20s adults 49 is the basis for the renewal of the epidemic, "the team wrote.
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