[ad_1] Pakistan has reported four cases of JN.1, a sub-variant of Omicron variant of COVID-19, on Sunday night. The health authorities confirmed the detection of a highly contagious variant saying that the four affected people, who entered the country from abroad, had mild symptoms and they recovered from the illness on their own. An official…
[ad_1] JN.1, the latest Covid-19 variant from the lineage of Omicron making a fresh surge around the globe, represents ‘very serious evolution’ of Covid virus, according to global experts. JN.1, classified as a variant of interest (VOI) by the World Health Organization (WHO) due to its rapid spread, is currently present in about 41 countries. …
[ad_1] The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported that the new COVID-19 variant, JN.1, now accounts for 44.1% of cases in the United States, indicating a significant increase in the fast-spreading variant’s prevalence. The increase in JN.1 infections is more than two times larger than the 21.3% estimate for the week ending…
[ad_1] As of December 26, 2023, India has reported a total of 109 cases of JN.1 variant of COVID-19, according to Health Ministry sources. While cases of the new variant and overall COVID-19 have been steadily growing, experts have said that the new variants are so far mild and while precautions are needed, there’s no…
[ad_1] The emergence of JN.1 sub-variant of COVID-19 has caused concerns across the country even though doctors and well as the World Health Organization have asked people not to panic but simply exercise caution. One of the questions that has been raised is the efficacy of the existing vaccine against this sub-variant. While the WHO…
[ad_1] In the wake of the emergence of the JN.1 sub-variant of coronavirus in India, health experts across the county are asking people to exercise caution. Twenty-one COVID-19 cases of JN.1 sub-variant have been detected in the country so far. According to reports, the JN.1 sub-variant is playing a major role in the upsurge of…
[ad_1] A rise in respiratory diseases and the emergence of a new COVID-19 variant has caused concern among people even as doctors say there’s no need to panic as long as they remain vigilant. The first case of the subvariant of COVID-19, JN.1, was confirmed in Kerala on Saturday. A 79-year-old woman in the southern…
