CDC: New COVID subvariant JN.1 dominating the Northeast
JN.1 is estimated to cause about a third of new infections, the CDC says.
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Dec 20, 2023, 12:18 PM
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4ds agoThere’s a new COVID alert. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says coronavirus subvariant JN.1 is now the fastest-growing strain of the virus.
JN.1 already dominates the northeast where it's estimated to cause about a third of new infections, according to the CDC.
Health officials are suggesting the surge is from Thanksgiving holiday travel and waning immunity.
Less than 20% of adults have received the latest COVID vaccine.
