The World Health Organization said the Coronavirus variant found in France has not yet been many threats since it was first identified in November.
Variants “have been on our radar,” Abdi Mahamud, the WHO incident manager in Covid, said the press direction in Geneva on Tuesday. “The virus has many opportunities to be picked up.”
The variant was identified at 12 people in the South Alps around the same time that Omicron was found in South Africa last year. The last mutation has traveled the world and turned on Contagion’s record, unlike the French people who researchers in the iHU infection Mediterranee – led by scientists Didier Raoult, IHU.
The first patient identified with a vaccinated variant and just returned from Cameroon, IHU researchers wrote in a paper published on the Medrxiv server at the end of December where they first attract attention to atypical mutations.
This “is too early to speculate about the features of the virology, epidemiological or clinical of the iHU variant based on 12 cases,” he wrote in the article, which has not been reviewed.
Raoulvers generated controversy at the initial stages of pandemic by recommending treatment with hydroxychloroquine.
WHO monitors a lot of variants, and when you find someone can pose a significant risk, it states it is a “concerned variant.” This is a World Health Organization that the Coronavirus variant found in France has not yet been many threats since it was first identified in November. Only in the investigation.