“Camp Ozark shared the information that they had on out-of-state campers and a counselor. They took action. They initially sent campers home and some counselors home, and then, as they had additional cases, they made the decision on their own to go ahead and close down for now,” Smith said.
As I stated, it does not say they had cases of covid 19 in children. What you just shared explicitly states some counselors were sent home. I have addressed a 100% of your one article, seeings how you thought we should link articles and debate the contents of articles. You have at least 6 articles you must provide counter sources for as well as address the content of my links as I addressed yours. Not do do so will make you a hypocrite. You started the game of google, it is only fair that you play it. Now produce something that shows children were infected at the camp by children, as you claim. Address the links I provided. To not address the links as well as substantiate your opinion will show everyone that you are simply trolling with your opinion.
The evidence so far suggests that children are less vulnerable to the effects of the coronavirus. But they can still be infected by the virus.
www.bbc.com
Why do children infected with the coronavirus fare better than adults?
“The virus is so new that we don’t really know”, says Roberts, who is also director of the David Hide Asthma and Allergy Research Centre, in Newport, UK.
“One of the likely reasons is that the virus needs a protein on the surface of a cell (a receptor) to get into the inside of a cell and start causing problems,” he says. “The coronavirus seems to use the Angiotensin converting enzyme II (ACE-2) receptor for this purpose. It may be that children have less ACE-2 receptors in their lower airways (lungs) than in their upper airways, which is why it is their upper airways (nose, mouths and throats) that are predominantly affected.”
It is not so much that children are not being as affected, but that something changes as a person gets much older that makes one more likely to be affected – Andrew Pollard
This may explain why children infected with the coronavirus seem to get more of a cold rather than a pneumonia or the life threatening Sars picture that is seen in adults. The coronavirus’s affinity for the ACE-2 receptor was demonstrated in cell lines and in mouse models in
laboratory studies as early as 2003, and in
genome studies of novel coronaviruses RsSHC014 and Rs3367 (related, but not identical, to the SARS coronavirus) isolated from Chinese horseshoe bats in 2013.