Experts sound off amid rising concerns as CDC warns of “highly mutated variant” dubbed BA.2.86.
That is the question facing many doctors, public health officials and concerned citizens worldwide, asMeanwhile, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned on Thursday that there’s a new,, released Aug. 2, showed that COVID cases spiked by 55% over the prior week, with an average of 824 reported cases per day across the state.for COVID-19 in the week ending August 5 — a 14.3% increase from the week prior.
“It is ticking up a little bit — but it’s not something that we need to raise any alarm bells over,” Dr. David Dowdy, an infectious disease specialist at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Mask mandates aren’t likely to return anytime soon, say some health officials. Dr. Ashwin Vasan, the NYC health commissioner,“the good news is that we’re not seeing anything in the virus that suggests it’s getting more transmissible or more lethal.
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