Its official name is BA.3.2, but it’s earned the nickname "cicada" because, analogous to the insect’s pattern, it first appeared back in 2024, went dormant for a while, and resurfaced in the U.S. late ...
Why it's important to protect yourself—and how to do it.
COVID-19 mutates more rapidly than other respiratory illnesses, such as the flu, which raises ongoing concern that a new, ...
The COVID-19 variant BA.3.2, nicknamed "Cicada," has been detected in at least 23 countries and half the states in the U.S.
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Hay fever vs. COVID-19: How to tell the difference
Spring’s in the air… and so is pollen. But these days, a runny nose or sneezing fit doesn’t just make you reach for tissues—it makes you wonder, “Wait… is this hay fever, or did I catch something ...
A new Covid-19 variant first identified in South Africa in November 2024, has now globally spread to at least 23 countries and has been detected in 25 US states through wastewater surveillance.
We saw higher-than-usual temperatures in March, but that doesn’t mean virus season is over in Santa Cruz County, writes Santa Cruz family medicine physician Patrick Cudahy. Viruses are still out there ...
A new COVID-19 variant, BA.3.2, is spreading in the United States, but the picture is more measured than the headlines may suggest. So far, there is no clear ...
A new COVID-19 variant that some have dubbed the "Cicada" variant is quietly spreading across the globe, carrying an unusually high number of mutations that could help it slip past existing immunity, ...
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