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Hospitalizations are up 100% since the end of May in Texas. https://www.texastribune.org/2020/06/22/texas-coronavirus-cases-hospitalizations-austin-houston-dallas/ … Doctors say the new cases are more likely to be under 50: "Younger people [are] requiring hospitalization and younger people who are now requiring ICU."pic.twitter.com/hFaSF8Imyl
This is not an apples-to-apples comparison, but a telling indicator about how COVID's current stage is attacking younger ppl: In March, 82% of those hospitalized in NYC were over 45. https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/imm/covid-19-hospitalized-by-age.pdf … Today's, 50% of those hospitalized in Dallas hospitals are under 50.pic.twitter.com/POc7KiX9O8
The declining median age of COVID patients is a critical story. Some of it is a statistical result of expanded testing—that's important. https://twitter.com/ScottGottliebMD/status/1275074495464607751?s=20 … But you don't get a sudden doubling of hospitalizations led by younger Texans just by administering more tests.
Young people go out more.They meet more people,and hangout in crowded place. They think the virus only affects the elderly, so they don’t wear masks. I think that we’ll see the elderly get infected soon. It is impossible to keep only part of the population safe.
"If they just didn't go to the hospital and died at home, there would be very few deaths" - @realDonaldTrump eventually.
Get rid of the hospitals, they a full of sick people.
I wonder where on that graph reopenings began 
If they didn't get tested, they wouldn't know they needed to go to the hospital.
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