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    • As COVID-19 infections inch up, experts blame dropping of masks

      As COVID-19 infections inch up, experts blame dropping of masks

      Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana are seeing an increase in daily cases and test positivity rates. Experts urge caution but say too early to talk about the fourth wave 

    • Voluntary use of masks must be promoted in view of new XE variant: Experts

      Voluntary use of masks must be promoted in view of new XE variant: Experts

      The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a warning against XE, a new variant of Omicron first detected in the UK, and suggested that it could be more transmissible than any COVID-19 strain so far.

    • XE variant of Covid-19: Here’s all you need to know about this sub-variant of Omicron

      XE variant of Covid-19: Here’s all you need to know about this sub-variant of Omicron

      XE is a sub-variant of Omicron. Here is what we know so far about the XE variant of Covid-19

    • Has XE variant arrived in India? Guess work as Govt yet to confirm on Gujarat, Mumbai cases | Here is what labs say and how boosters could help

      Has XE variant arrived in India? Guess work as Govt yet to confirm on Gujarat, Mumbai cases | Here is what labs say and how boosters could help

      The XE variant is a mutation of the BA.1 and BA.2 Omicron strains, referred to as a 'recombinant'.

    • COVID-19 | Hours after Mumbai announces detection of XE variant, Centre denies report citing INSACOG analysis

      COVID-19 | Hours after Mumbai announces detection of XE variant, Centre denies report citing INSACOG analysis

      Scientists in many countries are tracking what, if any, growth advantage XE may have over other Omicron variants and whether it is more virulent

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