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New COVID variants ‘could reinfect people every two to four years’, warns professor – Yahoo News Australia
Scientist Paul Hunter said new mutations would emerge, but they would not necessarily lead to serious illness.
A scientist has warned new COVID variants could reinfect people every two to four years’. (Getty)
COVID-19 mutations could reinfect people every two to four years, a leading expert has warned.
Professor Paul Hunter said we should expect new variants to emerge but they would not necessarily lead to serious illness in patients.
Hunter, professor of medicine at the University of East Anglia, said it was important we keep an eye on the mutations as it’s been very difficult to predict exactly what will…
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