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Has the winter COVID variant arrived? Here s why experts are closely monitoring the JN 1 strain

JN.1 isn’t yet a cause for alarm, but that could change, serving as a reminder that COVID always has new tricks

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Human Immunity Pushing Back on COVID As New Variant Arises

The coronavirus is constantly mutating to survive the growing antibody pushback it encounters as our bodies learn how to fight it. COVID s newest variant is an offshoot of BA.2.86 called JN.1.

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What s different about COVID Pirola, new BA 2 86 variant in the US

A new COVID mutation, BA.2.86, has landed in the US, says the CDC. Nicknamed Pirola, the lineage has also been spotted in Israel, Denmark and the U.K.

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This latest COVID variant could be the best yet at evading immunity

BA.2.86 stands out in the omicron family tree because of how much it has morphed. It has more than 30 mutations on its spike protein.

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United States COVID cases on the rise, including in Oklahoma

COVID-19 hospitalizations in the US have been on the rise since mid-July, according to the CDC s tracker. The CDC has also identified a new variant.

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