An argument against reopening schools for in-person classes is that there’s not enough data to understand how the virus spreads among kids. Epidemiologists say that’s because they’ve been under-tested, partly due to mild or nonexistent symptoms. It leaves researchers with an unreliable pool of information as they make decisions.
Dr. Beth Pathak, director of the Coronavirus in Kids Tracking and Education Project, discusses the impact it could have if students head back inside classrooms and the worrying trend of COVID-19 among New Jersey kids with Briana Vannozzi of NJTV News.
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