New study says parents with young children are less likely to have severe covid-19 symptoms
KTVU's Claudine Wong talks with Kaiser Permanente Dr. Matthew Solomon, a lead researcher in the new study that found adults without children who contracted COVID-19 were 49% more likely to be hospitalized and 76% more likely to have an intensive care unit admission than infected adults of similar ages and health histories who had young children at home.
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