Health
WHO warns young people are emerging as main spreaders of the coronavirus – The Washington Post
Fears grow in the United States as some schools and colleges reopen.
People in their 20s, 30s and 40s are increasingly driving the spread, Takeshi Kasai, the WHOs Western Pacific regional director, said at a news briefing on Tuesday. The epidemic is changing.
More than half of confirmed infections in Australia and the Philippines in recent weeks have been in people younger than 40, WHO officials said, a stark contrast to predominantly older patients from the previous months. In Japan, 65 percent of recent infections occurred in people below age 40.
Because symp…
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