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7. A chart from 2 weeks ago in CA looks identical to that one.

Mon Apr 6, 2020, 04:37 PM

Apr 2020

"The same can be said across the state. Of the 2,102 who tested positive for the coronavirus in California, those aged 18-49 were the highest age group, with 970 positive cases. The next highest age group were 50-to-64 year-olds with 493, followed by 449 senior citizens aged 65 and older."

https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/investigations/why-more-young-males-in-san-diego-county-test-positive-for-coronavirus/2292888/

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Largest age group infected - 20-44 [View all] question everything Apr 2020 OP

Stats in my area (Genesee County, MI) are a little different Siwsan Apr 2020 #2

Seniors +65 are also most likely retired Phoenix61 Apr 2020 #3

No one is at school or working. Not with the "sheltered in place" question everything Apr 2020 #4

There are lots and lots of people working. Phoenix61 Apr 2020 #5

Minnesota does Laurelin Apr 2020 #6

A chart from 2 weeks ago in CA looks identical to that one. BigmanPigman Apr 2020 #7