The Common Places BA.2 And Other Omicron Subvariants Are Spreading

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The Common Places BA.2 And Other Omicron Subvariants Are Spreading

 

Huffington Post

Earlier in the pandemic, contact tracing data showed us where COVID-19 was predominantly spreading. Unfortunately, because our contact tracing efforts have slowed down, we don’t have as clear of a picture regarding where people are mostly likely to contract omicron and its subvariants.

What we do know is that, while the virus has evolved to be much more transmissible than previous variants, the way COVID-19 spreads hasn’t changed. “Nothing has changed in terms of how any individual right now, regardless of their day-to-day activity, can pick this virus up,” Mark Cameron, infectious disease researcher at Case Western Reserve University, told HuffPost.

Because of that, we can assume there are some hot spots for BA.2 and other omicron subvariants compared to others. Here are common places where COVID-19 still spreads, according to experts:

Crowded, indoor events  ...

Households  ...

Nursing homes and congregate living facilities ...

Close contacts indoors ...

 

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