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COVID-19 en el mundo: mutaciones que hacen a la variante Delta más contagiosa

Foto: AARP. La variante Delta del coronavirus fue detectada en India en octubre de 2020 y hasta ahora ha llegado al menos a 96 países. Los datos preliminares muestran que es más transmisible que otras variantes, conlleva un mayor riesgo de hospitalización y reinfección y genera un cuadro de síntomas ligeramente diferentes, por ejemplo, más dolor de cabeza y menos tos. Se estima que la variante delta es entre 30% y 60% más transmisible que otras variantes del coronavirus. Mutaciones "ventajosas" para el coronavirus El Sars-CoV-2, el coronavirus que causa la enfermedad de la COVID-19, no tiene tanta capacidad para mutar como el virus de la gripe, por ejemplo. Pero cuando surgen nuevas variantes, necesitan tener características "ventajosas" que las hagan viables en un entorno de tanta competencia y selección para invadir los cuerpos humanos.

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ViewsBusiness by CartoonArts International for May 02, 2021 May 01, 2021 Brazil passes 400,000 Covid-19 deaths as vaccine rollout stalls Brazil on Thursday became the second country to pass 400,000 COVID-19 deaths after the United States, and experts warned the daily toll could remain high for several months due to slow vaccinations and loosening social restrictions. Brazil on Thursday registered 3,001 new COVID-19 deaths, taking its total since the pandemic began to 401,186 fatalities, the Health Ministry said. A brutal surge of coronavirus infections this year has pushed hospitals around the country to the brink of their capacities and led to 100,000 deaths in just over a month. Brazil’s COVID-19 deaths have fallen slightly from a peak of more than 4,000 in a single day in early April, prompting many local governments to ease lockdowns.

Will Brazil Follow India: Country Approaches 400,000 COVID-19 Death Toll Amid Vaccine Disruptions, Loosening Restrictions

(Photo : Andressa Anholete/Getty Images) Brazil to Reach 400,000 Deaths Due To Coronavirus Pandemic BRASILIA, BRAZIL - APRIL 27: A banner with the message 'Brazilians are dying' is displayed near the 400 crosses placed in honor of the almost 400,000 victims of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic at brazilian Congress on April 27, 2021 in Brasilia, Brazil. According to the last official reports, released on Monday 26, Brazil registers 391,936 victims of COVID-19. With an average of around 2,500 deceases per day, the country expects to reach 400,000 victims this week. Today, Brazilian Congress opened an inquiry into Bolsonaro's COVID handling. The COVID-19 vaccination program of Brazil continues to fail, with its number of deaths close in on the 400,000 mark, making it the second-highest in the world. After recording a high of over 4,000 deaths at the beginning of April, 3,001 deaths were tallied in just 24 hours.

Brazil passes 400,000 COVID-19 fatalities with high death toll to plateau for months

Brazil on Thursday became the second country to pass 400,000 COVID-19 deaths after the United States.

Coronavirus: Brazil passes 400,000 deaths

Advertisement Rio de Janeiro: Brazil has become the second country to pass 400,000 COVID-19 deaths after the United States, and experts warned the daily toll could remain high for several months due to slow vaccinations and loosening social restrictions. Brazil on Thursday (Friday AEST) registered 3001 new COVID-19 deaths, taking its total since the pandemic began to 401,186, the Health Ministry said. A brutal surge of coronavirus infections this year has pushed hospitals around the country to capacity and led to 100,000 deaths in just a month. A man pulls a shopping cart hauling a cooking gas tank as he arrives to a Petrobras Oil Tankers Union campaign selling fuel at low prices amid the coronavirus pandemic, in Rio de Janeiro.

Brazil passes 400 000 Covid-19 fatalities with high death toll to plateau for months

Brazil on Thursday became the second country to pass 400 000 Covid-19 deaths after the United States. Experts warned the daily toll could remain high for several months due to slow vaccinations and loosening social restrictions. Brazil on Thursday registered 3 001 new Covid-19 deaths, taking its total since the pandemic began to 401 186 fatalities, the Health Ministry said. Brazil on Thursday became the second country to pass 400 000 Covid-19 deaths after the United States, and experts warned the daily toll could remain high for several months due to slow vaccinations and loosening social restrictions. Brazil on Thursday registered 3 001 new Covid-19 deaths, taking its total since the pandemic began to 401 186 fatalities, the Health Ministry said.

Brazil passes 400,000 COVID-19 fatalities with high death toll to plateau for months

Brazil approaches 400,000 COVID-19 deaths amid slow vaccinations, loosening restrictions

© Getty Images Brazil is swiftly approaching 400,000 COVID-19 deaths as the country struggles with slow vaccination roll out and continues to loosen health restrictions. According to Reuters, the country would become the second in the world, behind the United States, to see over 400,000 people succumb to the coronavirus. Hospitals across the nation have been forced to function at the brink of their capacities as a surge of the virus led to nearly 100,000 deaths in just over one month, the news outlet reported. ADVERTISEMENT Earlier this month, Brazil began to ease restrictions and lockdowns as daily deaths in the country fell from a peak of 4,000 a day. Infectious diseases experts in the county warned, however, that lifting restrictions could lead to elevated death tolls for months to come, predicting daily averages to hover around 2,000 daily.