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There is increasing evidence that new cases tend to be younger than the ones in March/April, possibly essential workers or people returning to work or social activity after lockdowns. That helps to explain the seeming incongruity between deaths and cases. https://t.co/CX8mqopC3p — PolitiTweet.org

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There are some meaningful differences in the age distribution of coronavirus cases. In NYC, 24% of known cases ar… https://t.co/gje0f8OnD2

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Typical for recent days. Deaths down week-over-week; the 7-day average has fallen to 659. But cases are *up* slightly. The 7-day average case count has risen to 22,582 from a low of 19,957 on 6/9. The positive test rate is roughly flat, meanwhile. — PolitiTweet.org

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In NYC, the death rate among people aged 75+ has been *40 times higher* as a share of known cases than among people aged 18-44. Similar numbers in Wuhan. So, even subtle shifts in the age distribution of cases can matter a lot. https://t.co/lWxCdAhq2J — PolitiTweet.org

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