VIRUS UPDATE: What does COVID-19 do to a child's body?

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The Coronavirus Era COVID-19 has now touched nearly every aspect of our lives. As it surges across the U.S., and our knowledge of the virus continues to evolve, we'll bring you the stories that will help you protect yourself and your family.

PHOTOGRAPH BY CHUNG SUNG-JUN, GETTY IMAGES Here's what COVID-19 does to a child's body As schools prepare to reopen, experts weigh in on whether youth protects against the virus, and how readily kids can spread it to adults. LEARN MORE SHARE

PHOTOGRAPB BY MILAN BURES, ANZENBERGER VIA REDUX Up to 40 percent of people with coronavirus never feel sick. Why? Health officials are puzzled over two types of cases: those who spread the disease before they show symptoms, and those who never show symptoms at all. For the latter group, could it be the luck of genetics? The blessings of youth? Or something else? READ MORE SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY MARK FELIX, AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Who gets to live? How doctors make impossible decisions Triage aims to provide the greatest amount of good for the greatest number, but medical staff are grappling with how to stay true to this principle as coronavirus surges. READ THE STORY SHARE

NGM STAFF, PAUL BUFFA As U.S. cases pass 4 million, here's a look at where numbers are rising and falling On July 23, the U.S. reached another milestone in its coronavirus pandemic. Search for your state or county to see the latest cases and deaths. SEE THE DATA SHARE

What we're reading A vaccine reality check (The Atlantic)  ›› Can masks save us from more lockdowns? (NPR)  ››

PHOTOGRAPH BY JOSHUA IRWANDI Photo of COVID-19 victim in Indonesia sparks fascination—and denial A coronavirus victim wrapped in plastic shows what many didn't want the populace to see. READ ON SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY YASUYOSHI CHIBA, AFP/GETTY IMAGES Women are on the frontlines in the fight against COVID-19 They're "the shock absorbers of society": a majority in the global health workforce, but scarce in its leadership ranks. Can that change? READ MORE SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY JUSTIN SULLIVAN, GETTY IMAGES If you must travel now, here's how to make it safer Considering a U.S. vacation during a pandemic? Medical pros lay out the best practices at restaurants, hotels, and public bathrooms. SEE OUR TIPS SHARE

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