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health1 year ago

"New COVID Variants Spark Concerns for Summer Surge in California"

The new FLiRT family of COVID-19 subvariants is causing a rise in cases in California, but experts remain cautiously optimistic, noting no red flags yet. While the majority of people may not be severely affected, the elderly and immunocompromised remain at higher risk. Officials emphasize the importance of vaccination and basic safety measures as the state sees an uptick in positive test rates and viral levels in wastewater. The situation will become clearer by July 4, but current trends do not indicate a larger wave.

health1 year ago

"California Braces for Summer Surge of New COVID Subvariants"

As the new FLiRT family of COVID-19 subvariants emerges, experts are cautiously optimistic about a potential summer rise in cases in California. While current numbers are within expectations and no major red flags have been identified, the situation underscores the ongoing health risks, especially for the elderly and immunocompromised. Officials emphasize the importance of basic safety measures and vaccination, noting that while hospitalizations remain low, the virus can still cause significant disruptions and long-term effects.

health1 year ago

"FLiRT COVID Variants Surge: What You Need to Know"

California is seeing a rise in COVID-19 cases due to new FLiRT subvariants, KP.2, KP.3, and KP.1, which have overtaken the previous dominant variant. KP.2 is now the most prevalent in the U.S. Experts suggest a potential summer surge, but current CDC data shows minimal cases. Vaccination remains crucial, especially for high-risk groups, and COVID tests can detect these new strains. Health officials recommend continued precautions like mask-wearing and seeking medical treatment if infected.

health1 year ago

"Rising FLiRT Variants: How to Stay Protected in California"

California is experiencing a rise in COVID-19 cases due to new FLiRT subvariants, which are more transmissible but not more severe. Health officials recommend staying updated on vaccinations, especially for high-risk groups, and taking precautions such as avoiding sick people, testing regularly, and using masks in crowded places. The CDC has updated isolation guidelines, emphasizing the importance of common-sense measures to prevent the spread of the virus.

health1 year ago

"New COVID Subvariants Surge: Protection Tips and CDC Concerns"

COVID-19 cases are rising in California due to new FLiRT subvariants, which are more transmissible but not more severe. Health officials recommend vaccinations, especially for high-risk individuals, and taking precautions like avoiding sick people, testing regularly, and using masks in crowded places. The CDC has updated isolation guidelines, emphasizing the importance of common-sense measures to prevent the spread of the virus.