Low risk perception among under-20’s in Ontario likely contributing to increasing COVID-19 cases in this age group. Before you criticize, if older individuals did not see their group affected, similar result would ensue. Classic risk perception psychology at work.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for June 17, 2020

Low risk perception among under-20's in Ontario likely contributing to increasing COVID-19 cases in this age group. Before you criticize, if older individuals did not see their group affected, similar result would ensue. Classic risk perception psychology at work. Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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‘Significant increase’ in number of new COVID-19 cases among under-20s in Ontario, study finds

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