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No. There are currently 11 variants listed by the CDC, but only one of that is a variant of concern (delta) If another variant pops up with mutations that incr
by MildlySerious 5y ago
No. There are currently 11 variants listed by the CDC, but only one of that is a variant of concern (delta)
If another variant pops up with mutations that increase how fast it spreads, or how much strain it causes on the body, it may be classified as a variant of concern as well. Those are the ones to look out for, and the ones most likely to get special attention from vaccine manufacturers.
- sAbakumoff 5y agowhen what's the point of making a vaccine for specific variants if you are not going to re-vaccinate already vaccinated people
- FjolsvithAase 5y agoExactly. When a new variant comes out, all vaccinated people become unvaccinated all over again.