New coronavirus variants spread in India
The variant B.1.617 has been linked to India’s surge in infections. Researchers are trying to determine the threat from a mutating virus.
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The variant B.1.617 has been linked to India’s surge in infections. Researchers are trying to determine the threat from a mutating virus.
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For millions of TB patients, the post-COVID-19 world will not be ‘back to normal’ unless treatment for the other silent epidemic is prioritised, say Geetha Vani Rayasam* and Anshu Bhardwaj**.
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With unprecedented SARS-CoV-2 infections, the country is likely to become a hotspot of future mutations unless the contagion is rapidly controlled, say Anurag Agrawal* and Disha Agrawal**.
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Subhra Priyadarshini discusses issues concerning Indian science and scientists.
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