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I am 31 years old. what is the risk for severe hospitalization and mortality from covid-19?
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Extremely low: Based on age only. It does increase with significant comorbidities and being deconditioned/ overweight/obese. Risk is higher for becoming an asymptomatic carrier and this is where prevention ( mask, distancing) makes a difference.
Answered 2/15/2021
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COVID 19: Unless you have an underlying health condition(s) that place you at increased risk, you are in a age group with a low mortality rate.
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