SARS-CoV-2 evolution on a dynamic immune landscape - NatureSARS-CoV-2's continued evolution poses challenges for vaccination and public health, influenced by historical infection patterns and immune responses.
Tracking the Evolution of COVID-19 - News CenterMachine-learning approach to track virus evolutionSARS-CoV-2 mutates rapidly with varied genomes
SARS-CoV-2 evolution on a dynamic immune landscape - NatureSARS-CoV-2's continued evolution poses challenges for vaccination and public health, influenced by historical infection patterns and immune responses.
Tracking the Evolution of COVID-19 - News CenterMachine-learning approach to track virus evolutionSARS-CoV-2 mutates rapidly with varied genomes
What's the Risk of Getting Long COVID in 2024?Long COVID risk declining over time with evolving virus and increasing vaccinations.
5 things we know and still don't know about COVID, 5 years after it appearedThe COVID-19 pandemic revealed deep inequities in global health and initiated a continuous need for scientific vigilance regarding evolving viruses.
Do you need another covid shot? Test your coronavirus knowledge.Our understanding of COVID-19 and its effects has significantly changed as new research emerges, revealing outdated assumptions.
What's the Risk of Getting Long COVID in 2024?Long COVID risk declining over time with evolving virus and increasing vaccinations.
5 things we know and still don't know about COVID, 5 years after it appearedThe COVID-19 pandemic revealed deep inequities in global health and initiated a continuous need for scientific vigilance regarding evolving viruses.
Do you need another covid shot? Test your coronavirus knowledge.Our understanding of COVID-19 and its effects has significantly changed as new research emerges, revealing outdated assumptions.
'The virus wants to live.' Why California's COVID spike isn't expected to ease anytime soonCOVID-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.
Here's what worries scientists about bird flu's spread among cattleScientists are monitoring the bird flu outbreak in dairy cattle to understand the risk to humans.The virus is not causing respiratory illness in cattle, raising concerns over possible mechanical transmission during milking.
What's Next for the Coronavirus?New variants may emerge, challenging immunity.Scientists studying virus evolution, immune response, and vaccine effectiveness.