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  • Nepal records first covid death in over two years amid omicron sub-variant surge

    39-year-old woman dies in Biratnagar; officials ramp up genomic surveillance and field epidemiology training to curb new Omicron sub-variants
  • Editorial: Be vigilant but don’t panic

    There is a need to focus on ramping up surveillance under the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme, intensifying genome sequencing and making testing accessible again
  • Omicron breakthrough infection prevents serious illness from JN.1: Study

    A team of South Korean scientists from the Institute for Basic Science announced that the memory T cells that form during the Omicron breakthrough infection respond to subsequent strains of the virus
  • Editorial: Surge in Covid cases

    The sudden spurt in cases, especially in Kerala with the caseload crossing 1,800, calls for caution
  • Covid-19 hospitalisations up 24% in one week in UK

    The concerning numbers come as the highly mutated Pirola reached over 100 cases in the country, according to the Covid variant tracker GISAID.
  • Study finds green tea, matcha, and black tea effective against Omicron Sub-Variants

    Previous studies have demonstrated that the biologically active chemicals in tea, known as tea catechins, effectively neutralize the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
  • Research reveals reasons behind persistent spread of Omicron variants

    Subsequent to the initial Omicron variant, denoted as BA.1, a sequence of variants has emerged, each carrying mutations that have enhanced their infectivity and transmissibility.
  • New Covid Variant ‘ERIS’ Spreading Across Karnataka, Delhi And Maharashtra | EG.5.1 | COVID

    Amid the new Covid variant Eris, at least one in three households in Karnataka, one in five in Delhi, and one in six in Maharashtra have someone with viral fever or Covid-like symptoms, according to a survey.
  • New Covid subvariant EG.5.1 is more transmissible but pose low risk, say scientists 

    As cases rise globally, the World Health Organization on Thursday designated EG.5.1, nicknamed Eris, as a "variant of interest"
  • Surge of new EG.5 COVID-19 variant evident in US

    EG.5 now has its own offshoot, EG.5.1, that adds a second mutation to the spike. That one is also spreading rapidly.
  • Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from humans to deers: A study by USDA

    SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing Covid-19, was transmitted from humans to deer, mutated, and was potentially transmitted back to humans many times.
  • XBB.1.16 variant drives global surge in Covid cases, deaths

    Omicron subvariant XBB.1.16, present in 33 countries, is making a fresh surge in Covid infections
  • Indian study shows Covid XBB.1.16 raising conjunctivitis risk in infants

    Amid the recent rise in Covid-19 cases in India there has been an increase in risk of conjunctivitis among children aged below one-year
  • ‘XBB 1.16 variant accounts for 38.2% of Covid infection in India’

    Noting that Omicron and its sublineages continue to be the dominant variants in India, the INSACOG bulletin said an increase in Covid infection rate has been observed in the country
  • IISc study shows enhanced recombination boosting spread of SARS-CoV-2

    The team showed that with the aid of these mutations, several such Omicron recombinant and mutant strains were able to escape from the host's defences and bind more tightly to the host cell.
  • ‘Indians have developed strong immunity’

    After facing the Wuhan virus that triggered first Covid wave, followed by deadly Delta variant and over 250 Omicron variants in the last few years, Indians have developed healthy levels of immunity through natural infection and vaccines.
  • India: Sequencing of 324 Covid samples reveals presence of Omicron variants in community

    However, no mortality or rise in transmission were reported in the areas where these variants were detected, it said.
  • ‘Significant surge in Covid infections very unlikely in India’

    The waning immunity among individuals in India who had gained natural immunity through Covid infection could cause a small ripple of Covid infections in the coming months.
  • BF.7 is Omicron with mutations, won’t lead to severe disease: Experts

    Unlike China, the new substrain of coronavirus has not affected India disastrously even as the first case of this variant was detected months ago.
  • Editorial: Virus back with vengeance

    Covid-19 seems to be back with a vengeance in China with nearly 40,000 cases being reported daily across the country.
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