Curiously, my area has women being the most impacted, with my county specifically having nearly 70% of all cases being women. Also the amount of confirmed cases in my county went from 1 to 12 in a week and a half but the state of Indiana has tested under 10,000 people. I think right now the state is looking at 15% of those tested are confirmed cases, 2% mortality rate. Also the median age is about 53 in my area specifically. Overall, the 40-80 range brackets are all within a percentage or two of each other so it's pointless to say it is impacting one group more than the other.
20-30 is the same rate as 70-80, 80+ is lower than both.
Of course most confirmed cases are in the county that Indianapolis is in, but Indy is the second biggest city in all of the Mid West behind Chicago, and Illinois has tested double the amount of people that Indiana has. Also in my area, the newest cases include 3 members of the EMS team, and this area is really staffed mostly by volunteer stations in neighboring small towns/townships as opposed to a city EMS system. If 3 members are from the same house, that pretty much shuts down all EMS/fire services to thousands of people in the area. Even if it's from different houses, it's still likely to put everyone into quarantine and shut down services completely. It might be better to have them all at one station, tbh.
