New variants or strains of COVID-19 are appearing around the world, as it mutates like other viruses do and one big question being asked is, will existing vaccines protect people against the new versions of coronavirus?
But with cases of Covid infections still in the millions, and doctors warning about new variants of the disease, is the pandemic really coming to an end?
The presumption is that further mutations are arising in a tumour all the time, and that eventually one of them makes a molecular change that nullifies the effect of the drug.
Just 15% of people in the U.S. ages 5 and older have gotten a bivalent booster, according to the CDC, which means many people are currently not as protected as they could be against the new variant.
The World Health Organization is seeking a global treaty between nations on responding to pandemics amid growing concerns over the new COVID-19 Omicron.
The WHO chief was speaking at the start of a three-day special session of the World Health Assembly on Monday amid growing concerns over the new Omicron coronavirus variant.
You know, I think it's interesting that the variant, at least for me, it's definitely caught me off guard, every time there is a new variant, you know, Omicron, Delta, Alpha, all the ones you've mentioned.
The reality is most new variants, these things that lawyers are so damn special that they're needed to resolve those, they're just rest areas, and they haven't realized that the rest areas are not exit ramps.