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    Good news for kids and parents!
    New Study: Children are much less likely to fall seriously ill

    Children's immune systems seem to be better prepared for coronavirus attacks than those of adults. According to a new study, this probably explains why children are much less likely than adults to become severely ill with Covid-19.

    The cells of the upper respiratory tract are already on heightened alert in children and can quickly fight the virus in the event of infection before it massively multiplies, writes a team led by lung researcher Irina Lehmann of Berlin Charité in the journal Nature Biotechnology.

    https://www.nature.com/articles/…

    Of course, there is always this one child in the media who became very ill with covid, but fortunately these are extreme exceptions and not infrequently diagnosed by pre-existing conditions.

    • good news_niko
    • Good news, everyone!nb
    • good luck not getting downvoted by the mob who doesn't want fear be taken away from their self identity.pr2
    • lol, you’re scared of a vaccine, and masks!monospaced
    • Also, this isn’t news. We ALWAYS knew kids we’re nearly all safe from covid complications. But they can still contract and spread it asymptotically.monospaced
    • That is the point of this and why it’s important to mask and vaccinate still. And that’s why he isn’t downvoted you ass backward clown.monospaced
    • Hey pr2, notice the upvotes? Your assessment of the entire situation is wrong. Can’t see the forest for the trees.nb
    • hey we should respect pr2's feelings to believe whatever he wants. even when it puts people's lives at risk. he's *that* special. <3 u prsarahfailin
    • Pr2s just scared guys, lets cut her some slackGuyFawkes
    • science says: kids are not at risk and neither are they major spreaders; the pitchfork crowd: that's why you gotta mask up and vaccinate. This is the sort...pr2
    • ...of twisted logic people like me have to deal with.pr2
    • can we force people to start reading books and actually use their brains? Of course not, so we just accept the reality of the mass stupidity.pr2
    • get a copy of the vaccine card and wave at at any given moron who requests it.pr2
    • the science does show that children are spreaders, though, you're full of shitmonospaced
    • in fact, a kid came home from camp with covid this summer, gave it to his grandmother, and she died from itmonospaced
    • pr2, you live in NYC right? How you gonna deal with the fact you can't go into any restaurant or show for the foreseeable future?monospaced
    • if you have any science to show that kids don't spread covid, share it. You won't, though, because you're a dishonest shit.monospaced
    • if i knew you have an honest bone in your body to bother reading, i could overwhelm you with papers.pr2
    • but it's obvious you prefer an anecdotes (some kids returning form a camp) to rigorous studies.pr2
    • Your entire position is reliant on fringe anecdote, which you use to ignore the vast majority of science. You can’t even deny this. You’re a joke here.monospaced

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