WHO warns young people are emerging as main spreaders of the coronavirus - The Washington Post
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
The Washington Post
Coronavirus Updates
The World Health Organization
WHO
Western Pacific
covid-19
The University of North Carolina
the University of Notre Dame
Michigan State University
the University of Kentucky
Davidson College
Brown University
the University of Maryland
the Mid-American Conference
Elon University
Georgia Tech
the University of Arizona
University of Georgia
Virginia Commonwealth University
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Antonia Noori Farzan
Brittany Shammas
|
| Summertime activities &
| Personal
PolicyThe
People
Takeshi Kasai
Ron DeSantis
Trump
Maria Van Kerkhove
Nick Anderson
Jennifer Hassan
Coronavirus
Groups
Hispanic
Black
Physical locations
Asia
Chapel Hill
the Mountain West
Places
Pacific-12
Locations
the United States
Australia
Philippines
Japan
East Lansing
Georgia
Florida
Texas
North Carolina
California
U.S.
K-12
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arizona
Geneva
Events
No matching tags
Summary
For more free coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, sign up for our Coronavirus Updates newsletter where all stories are free to read.The World Health Organization warned Tuesday that young people are becoming the primary drivers of the spread of the novel coronavirus in many countries — a worrisome trend experts fear may grow in the United States as many colleges and schools begin to reopen.Many nations in Asia, which had previously pushed infections to enviably low rates, have experienced surges in recent weeks at the same time that the age of those infected skewed younger.“People in their 20s, 30s and 40s are increasingly driving the spread,” Takeshi Kasai, the WHO’s Western Pacific regional director, said at a news briefing on Tuesday.
As said here by William Wan, Moriah Balingit