The findings, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, are the latest sign that the city may have dodged a worst-case scenario with the variant, B.1.526, even as risks remain.
Source: New York Times
B.1.526 Variant Study Says It Doesn’t Seem to Lead to More Severe Infections
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