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We are giving this virus the opportunity to evolve, to mutate, to present in more rapidly transmissible or deadly forms. we are going to be deep into 2022 before we have this pandemic under control in a best—case scenario. because that is how long it is going to take to get vaccines rolled out equitably around the world. billions of vaccine doses have now been pledged for low—income countries. but the logistics of getting them to those who need them is a major problem. nigeria destroyed 1 million astrazeneca doses in december, which had a shelf life ofjust a few weeks — too little time t...

Day after thanksgiving. these vaccines are holding up against severe illness, and that's the only thing they will be good at over time. i think we should all expect that new variants will arise. coronaviruses like sars-cov-2, this pandemic version of the virus or other coronaviruses. there's many other coronaviruses in the air that we breathe in any given cold and flu season. constantly they like to mutate. most don't cause a worldwide pandemic. this family of viruses likes to mutate. we expect it and have the faith the vaccines are doing their job. >> dr. vin gupta, look forward to speaking t...

Developing world, johnson & johnson, quietly shutting down a plant overseas, amid growing concern that the virus will continue to -- mutate, especially if developing countries do not have access to the vaccine. j&j says it continues to manufacture its vaccine around the clock and around the world. it all comes as omicron sub variant ba.2, even more transmissible than the original highly contagious mutation, now accounts for nearly 4% of new cases in the u.s.. >> even if the united states is highly vaccinated, if other countries remain unvaccinated, that adds two variants that can accumulate an...

Supplier of covid vaccines to much of the developing world, johnson & johnson, quietly shutting down a plant overseas, amid growing concern that the virus will continue to -- mutate, especially if developing countries do not have access to the vaccine. j&j says it continues to manufacture its vaccine around the clock and around the world. it all comes as omicron sub variant ba. 2, even more transmissible than the original highly contagious mutation, now accounts for nearly 4% of new cases in the u.s.. >> even if the united states is highly vaccinated, if other countries remain unvaccinated, th...

I'm not sure this is going to change the trajectory of the current surge in the united states which is dropping rapidly. >> so reading this, it says researchers in japan say ba.2 should no longer be considered a type of omicron. that it has more than 40 gene changes and it should be looked at as its own variant. significant? >> no. again, it is a -- you can call it a cousin or distant relative. i am not sure it really matters. it is a mutated virus. this virus will continue to mutate which is the reason why we need to do what we know how to do which is to vaccinate people. the more people who ...