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Finding could help authorities world-wide as they consider next steps in reopening economies
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The Wall Street Journal
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Publication Date:
27 May 2020
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Doctors are increasingly confident that children are less affected by the new coronavirus than adults, a finding that could aid governments considering next steps in reopening economies.
Medical professionals recognized early in the global pandemic that children generally appeared to be less susceptible to falling ill from the new bug, with fewer confirmed cases, hospital admissions, serious complications or deaths than their parents or grandparents.
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