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Social media: Graphics explain why COVID-19 variants are not in the news (English, Spanish)
Redes sociales: Gráfico explica por qué ya no se habla de las variantes de COVID-19 en las noticias (inglés, español)

Social media: Graphics explain why COVID-19 variants are not in the news (English, Spanish)

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Published: June 3, 2024 Last reviewed: April 24, 2025
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Set of graphics for a social media carousel post explains why we don't see news about COVID-19 variants anymore. The graphics explain that most people have developed some immunity to COVID-19 through vaccines, infection, or both. However, COVID-19 still poses a threat, especially as variants continue to emerge as a natural result of mutations and as long as COVID-19 spreads between people.

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