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No, vaccines aren t making new Covid variants worse

Still, the surges of ever more immune-evasive variants raise legitimate questions about whether vaccines and boosters are still protecting us from infection.

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Opinion: No, vaccines aren t making new COVID variants worse | Chattanooga Times Free Press

A new COVID-19 variant called XBB.1.5 is driving a new wave of infections.

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XBB 1 5 new variant is more contagious but not more dangerous: Experts

XBB.1.5 makes up more than 40% of cases, the CDC says. While it s more contagious, experts say it seems not to be more dangerous than earlier ones.

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No, vaccines aren t making new COVID-19 variants worse

The omicron sequel XBB.1.5 is driving a new wave of COVID-19 infections and misinformation.

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XBB 1 5 new variant is more contagious but not more dangerous: Experts

XBB.1.5 is spreading quickly, according to CDC data. While it s more contagious, experts say it seems not to be more dangerous than earlier ones.

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