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“The number that need to be admitted, the percentage with symptoms, has declined,” he said. “The number we admit that need to be in ICU and ventilated is declining. We are able to get them out of the hospital in a shorter time period than a few months ago.”
At Wellington Regional Hospital, the number of new patients remains steady, but fewer require hospitalization, said spokesman Allen Poston.
“We continue to have a decent number of COVID-19 patients coming to the ER to be checked,” he said. “For the most part, they are younger. Some are being admitted, but a vast majority are being discharged to self-care at home.”
At first, with insufficient test kits in stock, only those with symptoms could be tested, a limitation that naturally skewed the results toward the elderly, who were more likely to get sick. But now testing is more widely available, with many younger people getting swabbed as a condition of returning to work.
Dr. Marty, of Florida International University, said “If these younger people, who are less likely to get sick mounted a successful immune response, then [the virus] shifting to a younger age group would be good, because by the time they got older, everything would be better because they’d be more resistant to it.https://www.sun-sentinel.com/coronaviru ... e-story.ht