In Alberta, 11 of the province’s 49 hospitalizations – or about 22 per cent – were under 44, though that demographic has only had one ICU admission and one death.
Dionne Aleman, a mechanical and industrial engineering professor and CHE affiliate at the University of Toronto, says those statistics should not provide much comfort for younger Canadians.
“It is like rolling a die. It might be unlikely that if I roll the die that the number one pops up, but that doesn’t mean that it is never going to happen.”
Full article at: Globe and Mail