JN.1 Covid Wave May Cause A Bigger Wave, Say Global Experts
JN.1, the currently dominant and highly transmissible Covid-19 sub-variant, may result in a bigger wave than the previous ones
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JN.1, the currently dominant and highly transmissible Covid-19 sub-variant, may result in a bigger wave than the previous ones
Professor Peter Openshaw, a virus expert at Imperial College London, is warning of a 'major surge' as the JN.1 variant spreads and described the virus strain as 'devious'
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AstraZeneca and Sanofi’s long-acting antibody Beyfortus has been approved in China for the prevention of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infections in newborns and infants
An 'immune evasive' Covid variant descended from Pirola named JN.1 could end up setting a new UK record after showing rapid growth over Christmas, a scientist has warned