New Study Finds Majority Of U.S. Still Susceptible To Coronavirus

The video discusses a study by Stanford University and Ascend Clinical on COVID-19 antibodies, revealing higher infection rates in minority and low-income communities. The study used dialysis patients as a sample group, providing insights into the spread of the virus and the effectiveness of prevention efforts. The findings align with CDC data, indicating that over 90% of the population remains susceptible to COVID-19.

What percentage of the US adult population was found to have COVID-19 antibodies according to the study?

• 9%

• 5%

• 15%

• 20%

Which communities were found to have higher COVID-19 infection rates?

• White and Asian

• Black and Hispanic

• Native American and Hispanic

• Asian and Native American

What was the primary method used to collect data for the study?

• Hospital records

• Phone interviews

• Blood samples from dialysis patients

• Online surveys

Why were dialysis patients considered an ideal test group for the study?

• They live in rural areas

• They undergo routine lab work

• They have a higher income

• They are less likely to contract COVID-19

What does the study aim to evaluate in terms of community spread?

• The effectiveness of travel restrictions

• The effectiveness of the vaccine

• The effectiveness of social distancing

• The effectiveness of mask mandates