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France uncovers mutant, fast-moving COVID-19 strains – New York Post
The chief of a leading French research hospital revealed the discovery to French lawmakers last week, The Sunday Times of London reported.
Mutant strains of COVID-19 that are more contagious, but less serious, have turned up in France, possibly explaining why Europe is reporting a spike in confirmed cases.
The chief of a leading French research hospital revealed the discovery to French lawmakers last week, the Sunday Times of London reported.
Microbiologist Didier Raoult, who heads IHU Méditerranée Infection in Marseilles, told senators that the hospital’s infectious disease experts found seven coronavirus mutations during an ana…
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