> 1700 people under the age of 35 have died in the USA. Let that sink in. Out of EVERYONE in this country, only 1700 have died under 35
That's the wrong way to look at it. How many people over 35 in the USA have died or was hospitalized because an under-35 was a link in the transmission chain? How many people under 35 have expereinced short or long term medical harm because of an infection that didn't manage to kill them?
That's the wrong way to look at it. How many people over 35 in the USA have died or was hospitalized because an under-35 was a link in the transmission chain? How many people under 35 have expereinced short or long term medical harm because of an infection that didn't manage to kill them?