, which some people have referred to as “stealth omicron,” carries additional mutations that are thought to make it more transmissible than the current omicron, according to Northwestern. Early data show vaccines and booster shots are similarly effective in preventing symptomatic cases of BA.1, which is the most widely spread omicron subvariant, and BA.2.The subvariant’s arrival in Illinois is no surprise, say Northwestern scientists.
“If BA.2 follows the same pattern in the U.S. as observed in countries like the United Kingdom, Denmark or India, we could observe a slowing of the current decline in new cases,” said Ramon Lorenzo-Redondo, the bioinformatics director at Northwestern Medicine’s Center for Pathogen Genomics and Microbial Evolution, in a news release. “In this case, the number of new cases could stabilize for a while before starting to decrease again.
No other 'vaccines' comes close to having these many publications. This is why COVAXIN IS THE BEST. All transparency with nothing to hide unlike Pfizer, which you'd have to wait 75 years for all of their data for their Covid19 'vaccine'.
💡We need to consider this vaccine—a whole virus traditional one that may add more protection versus variants (watch the🎥 why) & mRNA-vaccine-hesitant folks can be comfortable with. ➡️The FDA should honestly authorize COVAXIN—EUA app submitted & waiting.
Awesome, thanks for letting us know it's time to start the next level of panic.
This one's going to be a whopper.
Don’t care
Can't stop the panic porn, eh? DyingLocalNews