Due to meticulous testing from 1st infected, 2 separate trends show - some barely infect others, even via kissing; more R infected just by passing an infected.
Seems to be 2 strains, i.e. mutated virus. Confirmed from DK equivalent to CDC that studies show 2 strains, L and S.
Seems to be 2 strains, i.e. mutated virus. Confirmed from DK equivalent to CDC that studies show 2 strains, L and S.
S strain supposedly the original (ancient), L strain significantly more contagious. L strain came to Faroe Islands via Denmark. 1st 10 mapped tests in DK show the L strain.
Knowing whether virus has mutated is VERY important for treatment, possible vaccine dev. and severity.
Knowing whether virus has mutated is VERY important for treatment, possible vaccine dev. and severity.
The REAL good news is, if virus has mutated that:
"...when a virus changes, it changes into being more contagious but less disease causing."
Further cataloging CoVid-19 spread on Faroe Islands is promising for valid studies!
Look at map in article, too:
berlingske.dk/nyheder/a-doct…
"...when a virus changes, it changes into being more contagious but less disease causing."
Further cataloging CoVid-19 spread on Faroe Islands is promising for valid studies!
Look at map in article, too:
berlingske.dk/nyheder/a-doct…
Earlier, beginning March, studies from China cases were first to come out, suggesting that the virus has mutated and that the L strain is more prevalent among world cases:
newsweek.com/more-aggressiv…
newsweek.com/more-aggressiv…
