A new strain of COVID-19 is spreading rapidly across the country. In the recent report, experts have stated that COVID-19 ...

JN.1 is not here to terrify. But it is here to remind us that COVID has not gone yet. For most, it may just be a cold and ...

Gujarat recently identified 15 cases of the JN.1 COVID-19 variant, connected to the Omicron family. The variant is less ...

One thing we know about viruses is that they are bound to evolve and SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is no exception. Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have seen a number of its ...

XBB.1.5 is a highly transmissible subvariant of omicron and is now the dominant Covid variant in the U.S. after just a matter of months. A model of Covid-19, short for “coronavirus disease ...

In November 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) first identified the Omicron mutation of the COVID-19 virus as a variant of concern. It quickly became the most common strain worldwide.

1 and B.Q.1.1 variants started sweeping the nation and headlines, a new COVID-19 variant began dominating in parts of the country: XBB.1.5. XBB.1.5, which is a subvariant of omicron, now accounts ...

India has recorded a mild rise in Covid-19 cases this May, with Kerala, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu accounting for the ...

Two new Omicron subvariants—BA.4 and BA.5, first identified in South Africa between January and February—are gaining steam in the United States, according to the latest estimates by the ...

Having a previous SARS-CoV-2 infection provided a gradient of protection against reinfection, especially against severe forms of COVID-19.

If you get COVID-19 in the United States right now, chances are high that it’s the Omicron variant, which now accounts for around 95 percent of the country’s reported cases. With dozens of ...

Omicron’s arrival and rapid spread around the world was, and remains, this crisis’s largest inflection point to date. The variant upended scientists’ expectations about SARS-CoV-2’s ...