An article terribly light on details - what's their testing strategy? If it's completely random statewide, then it's very alarming. If not... it's less alarming. I have to wonder if children
a) are better at catching it (but not better at spreading it) than adults
b) have a larger window in which they "test positive" or
c) parents are the ones infecting children - that is to say that parents and children both test positive for the same duration of time, but parents get it and get over it first.
a) are better at catching it (but not better at spreading it) than adults
b) have a larger window in which they "test positive" or
c) parents are the ones infecting children - that is to say that parents and children both test positive for the same duration of time, but parents get it and get over it first.