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COVID-19 scare: Sero study of 2000 Mumbai suggests that 51% of the children are exposed
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June 29, 2021
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June 29, 2021
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1:53Now PlayingA sero study of 2,176 children in Mumbai indicated that 51.18 percent of them had been exposed to Covid-19, with the majority of them staying asymptomatic. This suggests that the severity of the infection among children is still low. BYL Nair Hospital and Kasturba Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (KMDL) evaluated a total of 2,176 blood samples for the study between April 1 and June 12, according to the municipal body. Overall seropositivity is 51.18 percent, with 54.36 percent in the public sector and 47.03 percent in the private sector, according to the survey's primary findings. According to the report, seropositivity is highest in the age group 10-14 years, with 53.43 percent.
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