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'The virus wants to live.' Why California's COVID spike isn't expected to ease anytime soon

COVID-19 variants like FLiRT are spreading rapidly in California, challenging immune systems.
California is facing a surge driven by FLiRT subvariants, replacing the previous dominant strain JN.1.

The Only Covid-19 Factor to Track in 2024, According to An Infectious Disease Doctor

Tracking every Covid variant may not be essential; focus on overarching tendencies. Trust between the public and health officials is crucial.
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What to make of the new COVID variants, FLiRT

The FLiRT variants of COVID-19 are more transmissible but are not causing increased severity of illness.

Medical experts warn of new COVID-19 variants as infection rates grow in New York this summer - QNS

Medical experts warn of new and growing COVID-19 variants across the US.

Latest COVID worry, FLiRT variants, sparks concern about vaccination rates

Vaccination rates remain low as new FLiRT COVID variants spread, more transmissible than previous strains, immunity wanes over time.

New COVID-19 strains are slamming California amid extreme heat, wildfires

New COVID-19 variants are causing a surge in cases in California despite fewer people getting vaccinated, but they are not making people sicker overall.

Are new COVID variants - called 'FLiRT' - spreading in California? A UC doctor explains

The FLiRT variants, KP.1.1 and KP.2, are rapidly spreading in California, showing increased transmissibility.

What to make of the new COVID variants, FLiRT

The FLiRT variants of COVID-19 are more transmissible but are not causing increased severity of illness.

Medical experts warn of new COVID-19 variants as infection rates grow in New York this summer - QNS

Medical experts warn of new and growing COVID-19 variants across the US.

Latest COVID worry, FLiRT variants, sparks concern about vaccination rates

Vaccination rates remain low as new FLiRT COVID variants spread, more transmissible than previous strains, immunity wanes over time.

New COVID-19 strains are slamming California amid extreme heat, wildfires

New COVID-19 variants are causing a surge in cases in California despite fewer people getting vaccinated, but they are not making people sicker overall.

Are new COVID variants - called 'FLiRT' - spreading in California? A UC doctor explains

The FLiRT variants, KP.1.1 and KP.2, are rapidly spreading in California, showing increased transmissibility.
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Coronavirus in California keeps rising: Wastewater levels worse than last summer

Coronavirus levels in California's wastewater are rapidly spreading, even surpassing last summer's peak, indicating the prevalence of highly contagious new variants.

"FLiRT" COVID variants are now more than a third of U.S. cases. Scientists share what we know about them so far.

The KP.2 variant is rapidly becoming the dominant strain in the US, representing a projected 35.3% of infections.
The fast-growing FLiRT variants are distinct from JN.1 and are being closely monitored for changes and impact on infection rates.

'Concerning' new Covid variant 'FLIRT' is becoming dominant across US

FLiRT variants make Covid less infectious but more adept at evading human immune systems.

Four Years Since California Declared a Covid Emergency

The Covid-19 pandemic continues to have a significant impact on California and the United States.
Variants of the virus and the toll on lives emphasize the need for ongoing protective measures.
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Coronavirus FAQ: How long does my post-COVID protection last? When is it booster time?

COVID-19 immunity from infection can last for several months, but reinfection can still occur.
The duration of immunity can be influenced by variants and individual factors such as age and underlying health conditions.

How Protected Am I Against the Covid Variant JN.1?

JN.1 variant is currently dominating Covid cases in the US, raising questions about the duration of protection from previous infection or vaccination.
Individual factors such as previous infections, vaccination history, and underlying medical conditions can impact susceptibility to reinfection.

Coronavirus FAQ: How long does my post-COVID protection last? When is it booster time?

COVID-19 immunity from infection can last for several months, but reinfection can still occur.
The duration of immunity can be influenced by variants and individual factors such as age and underlying health conditions.

How Protected Am I Against the Covid Variant JN.1?

JN.1 variant is currently dominating Covid cases in the US, raising questions about the duration of protection from previous infection or vaccination.
Individual factors such as previous infections, vaccination history, and underlying medical conditions can impact susceptibility to reinfection.
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How Protected am I Against the Covid Variant JN.1?

The JN.1 variant of Covid-19 is currently dominant and may increase the risk of reinfection for those previously infected or vaccinated.
The duration of immunity against the JN.1 variant is uncertain, but estimates range from two to six months.

Long COVID Rates Appear to Be Decreasing

Rates of long COVID may be dropping due to increased immunity, milder variants, and improved treatments
Studies suggest that people infected with the Omicron variant are less likely to develop long COVID

New COVID variant KP.3 climbs to 25%, now largest in CDC estimates

KP.3 variant is now the dominant strain, outpacing KP.2, with potential to evade immunity.
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