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Genomics study identifies routes of transmission of coronavirus in care homes

 E-Mail Care homes are at high risk of experiencing outbreaks of COVID-19, the disease caused by SARS-CoV-2. Older people and those affected by heart disease, respiratory disease and type 2 diabetes - all of which increase with age - are at greatest risk of severe disease and even death, making the care home population especially vulnerable. Care homes are known to be high-risk settings for infectious diseases, owing to a combination of the underlying vulnerability of residents who are often frail and elderly, the shared living environment with multiple communal spaces, and the high number of contacts between residents, staff and visitors in an enclosed space.

Coronavirus: Brazil variant may evade past immunity

Coronavirus: Brazil variant may evade past immunity
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How UK is beating US in race to control COVID variants

How the U.S. is failing to track COVID variants: The UK is beating America in fight to control mutant strains while U.S. officials don t even know which counties have cases due to federal rules that control what information labs can share More than 2,100 cases of coronavirus variants have been reported across 45 states, including those from the UK, South Africa and Brazil, as well as homegrown mutant strains Because the FDA has not approved tests needed for detecting variants as a diagnostic tool and due to federal rules about labs, public health officials often don t know what counties the variants have been identified in

Novel Coronavirus Mutations and Variants – What Do They Mean for Us? | Arent Fox

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The novel coronavirus undergoes a mutation about once every 2 weeks, or half the rate seen in influenza. What to Know Mutations of the virus have given rise to thousands of variants, only a few of which currently appear as a major threat due to increased infectivity, lethality, or vaccine resistance. In the US, the current major variant is the so-called “UK” variant (officially “B.1.1.7”), which is about 35-50% more infectious or transmissible, and can give rise to a rather more lethal form of COVID-19. The doubling time of the “UK” variant in the US, where it is expected to become the dominant form of the virus by March 2021, is estimated to be 9.8 days.

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