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This was entirely predictable. Viral variants are always more infectious (easier to spread) than the initial virus. Those variants, however, are also always wea
by clarge1120 5y ago
This was entirely predictable. Viral variants are always more infectious (easier to spread) than the initial virus. Those variants, however, are also always weaker (less damaging) than the initial virus. It is true in every case of viral variants.
- phendrenad2 5y agoAccording to the CDC doc, the delta variant is both more contagious and slightly more deadly, so it isn't "true in every case of viral variants".
- nibsfive 5y agoIt's more absolute deadly, not more relative deadly.