Two Omicron Subvariants Drive Summer Infections
These variants now make up 52.3% of infections, with BA.5 accounting for 36.6% of new cases and BA.4 accounting for 15.7% of new cases, according to the latest CDC data.
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These variants now make up 52.3% of infections, with BA.5 accounting for 36.6% of new cases and BA.4 accounting for 15.7% of new cases, according to the latest CDC data.
The limited supply are for those who can get them. at the health center in harvard, thank you for being with us. you said the outbreak is possibly much bigger than the case count suggests? what do you mean by that? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me and good morning to you and your viewers and happy pride to everyone. the number of cases, of confirmed cases of monkeypox come out of a system that has been testing about 20 people today in new york city, and just to give you a sense, it's pride season now. a couple years ago before the pandemic, almost 2 million people came to new yor...
New COVID-19 cases have gone down in San Luis Obispo County in the past several days, public health officials announced Wednesday.
Case counts and total hospitalizations decreased slightly.
The two newest subvariants of Omicron, BA.4 and BA.5, are spreading across the US and making up a higher percentage of new cases, prompting concerns about increased transmissibility.