KP311: New COVID-19 Variant Rising in the United States
CDC Sounds the Alarm
KP311 Variant Dominates New Cases
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is urging caution as the KP311 variant of COVID-19 continues to spread rapidly across the United States. Latest data shows that KP311 is now the dominant strain of the virus, accounting for over 50% of new cases.
According to the CDC, the KP311 variant is more transmissible than previous strains, meaning it can spread more easily from person to person. It is also more resistant to the antibodies produced by vaccines and natural immunity, making it a cause for concern.
The CDC is closely monitoring the situation and recommends that people take steps to protect themselves, including getting vaccinated, wearing masks, and practicing social distancing. The agency also urges individuals to get tested if they experience symptoms of COVID-19.
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