New data show the #COVID19 variant #XBB.1.5 is projected to make up 40.5% of COVID-19 cases nationally. See thread below for what we currently know and on what you can do to protect yourself.
See COVID Data Tracker: bit.ly/3BOwX9Q
See COVID Data Tracker: bit.ly/3BOwX9Q
#COVID19 variant #XBB.1.5 may be more transmissible than other variants, but we don’t know if it causes more severe disease. We’re closely watching this variant to see how well our vaccines & treatments are working against it.
CDC constantly monitors for and reports on current and new COVID-19 variants. As more genetic sequencing data are gathered week to week, today's projections may change. But our advice on protecting yourself from #COVID19 does not.
More on variants: bit.ly/3G6eckZ
More on variants: bit.ly/3G6eckZ
Do your part to help protect yourself, your community, & our hospitals:
-Stay up to date on #COVID19 vaccines
-Test before going to large gatherings
-Wear a mask if you're in an area w/ high community transmission or if you choose
bit.ly/3bGvO6p
#XBB.1.5
-Stay up to date on #COVID19 vaccines
-Test before going to large gatherings
-Wear a mask if you're in an area w/ high community transmission or if you choose
bit.ly/3bGvO6p
#XBB.1.5
CDC recommends updated #COVID19 vaccines for everyone ages 5+. Learn more about #COVID19 vaccines, including who is eligible: bit.ly/3u3wsHF
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