Average age of COVID-19 patients in Quebec has dropped by 10

Average age of COVID-19 patients in Quebec has dropped by 10 to 15 years, doctors say


“Many of them deteriorate quite quickly and have to be admitted to the ICU,” she said.
Dr. Gaston De Serres, an epidemiologist with Quebec’s public health institute, said the proportion of Quebecers over 80 in hospital with COVID-19 has been declining since mid-March – largely due to vaccination.
He said it’s not just the proportion of hospital patients who are younger that’s increasing, the overall number of younger patients is rising as well. De Serres said there were 40 people between 50 and 59 years old who were hospitalized the week of March 7. During the week of March 28, there were 54.
But hospitalizations are still not rising significantly among people under 30. “It’s younger,” he said of the average age of patients. “It’s not young.”

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