Avatarzureksmithflipped into China 4 hours agoChinese Company Under Fire Because Its Ice Cream Doesn’t Meltodditycentral.com - By SpookyA Chinese premium ice-cream company has sparked controversy on social media because its products allegedly don’t melt even when kept at high …
Avatarzureksmithflipped into COVID 14 hours agoWhy EVERYONE is sick: How Australia is now in the midst of a 'multi-demic' - and nothing will stop MILLIONS from copping a worse illness than Coviddailymail.co.uk - Ben TalintyreAustralia is facing a devastating 'multi-demic' assault from a vicious cocktail of viruses attacking the nation, a top medical expert has warned. The …
Avatarzureksmithflipped into COVID 14 hours agoBA.5 Will Cause 'Even Greater Surge,' Warns UCSF's Wachter of Highly Infectious COVID Subvariant | KQEDkqed.org - Spencer WhitneyNatalia V NavarroWhile COVID-19 restrictions have eased around the U.S., experts have discovered a new omicron subvariant, named BA.5, that appears to be more …
Avatarzureksmithflipped into COVID 15 hours ago'Everyone at risk' as immunity-evading super strain of Covid hits as Australians 30 and over are set to receive a fourth vaccine - here are the symptoms to look out fordailymail.co.uk - Sam McPhee and AapCalls for more Australians to receive a fourth Covid vaccination are mounting even as case numbers and hospitalisations rise around the country and …
Avatarzureksmithflipped into COVID 13 hours agoOmicron BA.5, BA.4 Covid symptoms: New subvariants better at evading immune protectionNBC News - Aria BendixThe BA.4 and BA.5 omicron subvariants are now dominant in the U.S They pose a greater challenge to vaccine protection, but symptoms remain the same. A new version of omicron is dominant in the U.S. The coronavirus subvariant known as BA.5 accounted for nearly 54% of the country's Covid cases as of …
Avatarzureksmithflipped into COVID 2:5114 hours agoBay Area COVID-19 positivity rate hits 15 percent: How to handle the latest waveKTVUCOVID-19 cases are continuing to surge across the Bay Area, driven largely driven by subvariants of Omicron. All nine Bay Area counties are now considered ‘high risk' for the community spread of COVID-19 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
