#COVID-19 Mu variant

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"Breaking Down COVID-19: The Latest Updates and Expert Analysis"

New Variants : Several new variants of COVID-19 have emerged, including Omicron, Pirola, and Mu. These variants have different characteristics and are being closely monitored by health authorities.

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What is the Mu Variant of COVID-19?

What is the Mu Variant of COVID-19?

Every day, a new type of disease comes into contact with humans, putting us closer to the point of extinction. The world organisation are at an alert and are closely monitoring for any sign of abnormality. As WHO watches the evolution of the virus that causes COVID-19, the World Health Organization is keeping an eye on a new variety of interest known as the Mu variant. Mu was first discovered…

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Le nouveau variant du coronavirus, baptisé Mu, identifié pour la première fois en Colombie en janvier 2021 pourrait potentiellement résister aux vaccins. Nommé variant B.1.621, selon la nomenclature scientifique, a été classé fin août comme "variant à suivre" par l'OMS

September 3 2021

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Mu Covid-19 Variant: 10 Things That We Know About The Latest WHO ‘Variant Of Interest’

Covid 19 -WHO says the Mu variant could be more vaccine-resistant. No Covid case of the Mu variant has been detected in India yet.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified yet another ‘variant of interest’ — Mu or B.1.621. This was first detected in South America’s Colombia in January 2021, and it currently has the highest prevalence in Colombia, according to reports.

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These new COVID-19 variants are causing global alarm beyond Delta strain

These new COVID-19 variants are causing global alarm beyond Delta strain

The continued spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus has spawned a Greek alphabet of variants – a naming system used by the World Health Organization (WHO) to track concerning new mutations of the virus that causes COVID-19. Some have equipped the virus with better ways of infecting humans or evading vaccine protection. Scientists remain focussed on Delta, now the dominant variant around the world, but…

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COVID-19: Delta strain declared highly contagious as new ‘Mu’ variant spreads https://nigerianeyez.blogspot.com/2021/09/covid-19-delta-strain-declared-highly.html

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Le variant Mu est "anecdotique" en France, selon Jérôme Salomon

Le variant Mu est “anecdotique” en France, selon Jérôme Salomon

Interrogé sur la circulation du nouveau variant appelé Mu, le Directeur Général de la Santé a assuré que “depuis qu’il a émergé, il est totalement anecdotique en France, c’est vraiment quelques cas sporadiques, souvent importés”. Ce virus est “bien connu” assure Jérôme Salomon. Il rappelle que “les virus font la compétition entre eux, et que le plus contagieux l’emporte, hors comme on est…

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WHO investigating new COVID-19 variant named mu

The World Health Organization said it is monitoring another new COVID-19 variant with mutations that the agency fears could make it resistant to vaccines. The Mu variant, also known as B.1.621, was added as a “variant of interest” to the organization’s watchlist Monday. “The Mu variant has a constellation of mutations that indicate potential properties of immune escape,” the bulletin…

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WHO says Covid variant of interest may be more resistant to mu vaccines: All you need to know

WHO says Covid variant of interest may be more resistant to mu vaccines: All you need to know

Where was the variant first discovered? Now of interest, it was first identified in Colombia in January 2021, and since then, there have been “sporadic reports” of cases and some major outbreaks in South America and Europe, the UN health agency said in its weekly bulletin on Tuesday. As of 29 August, more than 4,500 sequences (3,794 B.1.621 sequences and 856 B.1.621.1 sequences), genome…