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Two new COVID variants are spreading fast in New York region and could account for about 37% of new cases

Por: MarketWatch Politics October 19, 2022

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Combined, they accounted for 11.4% of overall U.S. cases in the same week. Before last Friday’s data release, they were included in BA.5 variant data, as the numbers were too small to break out. BQ.1 was first identified by researchers in early September and has been found in the U.K. and Germany, among other places. The CDC is updating the numbers every Friday. “When you get variants like that, you look at what their rate of increase is as... + full article



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