Omicron subvariant BA.2 is now the dominant strain of COVID-19, CDC says
Omicron subvariant BA.2 has become the biggest COVID-19 strain in the country
Related Articles
Defying time: How ‘superagers’ maintain mental acuity into late old age
‘It’s invigorating to know that there are good trajectories of aging; it’s possible to live long and live well’
S.E. Cupp: Life-saving women, threatened by lowlifes — public health officials resigning during the pandemic
Scaring these women out of their jobs, just for doing them, is detestable and chilling.
‘There’s no end in sight’: How COVID-19 changed a Utah teacher’s life
Long COVID-19 changed this 36-year-old high school teacher from a long distance runner to someone who struggles to breathe and uses an electric wheelchair.
Not just a man’s disease: Making a place for women with hemophilia
Writer Jennifer Glopper has a a rare condition that inhibits blood clotting and shares her story to advocate for women with hemophilia
The housing market is backfiring on home flippers
High mortgage rates, spiraling homebuyer demand, high labor costs, and now decelerating home prices — a recipe for disaster for home flippers.
How 5G will change the way we use technology
5G is set to revolutionize the way we interact with the digital world — here’s how
Study: Most people infected with COVID don’t even know it
Researchers found that undiagnosed infections can increase the transmission of the virus
California announces plans to create its own insulin to reduce costs
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday announced the state’s plans to tackle the high cost of insulin.
Can we keep up with the evolving COVID-19 subvariants?
A new study shows that each omicron mutation is increasingly likely to produce reinfection or a breakthrough infection. Here’s what experts are worried about.