Children not substantially contributing to spread of Covid-19 - HIQA

Children are not substantially contributing to the spread of Covid-19 in their households or in schools, according to HIQA.
Children not substantially contributing to spread of Covid-19 - HIQA
Wed, 13 May, 2020 - 11:18
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Children are not substantially contributing to the spread of Covid-19 in their households or in schools, according to HIQA.

The summaries published today investigate the international evidence on immunity and the spread of the virus by children.

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