Experts of United States warns about more deadly variant type of Omicron subtype

            Experts are warning of the development of a new strain of Omicron variant in the United States, as well as potential health repercussions following infection, as key states hurry to lift COVID-19 limitations despite a steady drop in cases and hospitalisation.

An Omicron subvariant known as BA.2, which appears to spread 30% more easily, has accounted for 3.9 percent of all illnesses, up from 1.6 percent in the week ending Jan. 29, raising concerns that the country may not return to normalcy as expected.

According to a National Public Radio article, BA.2 has soon surpassed the original Omicron in South Africa and other nations, causing a second Omicron boom in Denmark.

According to research published this month in Nature Medicine, the chances of all forms of cardiovascular illness rose in the year following COVID-19 infection. According to infectious disease experts, the same thing may happen in the United States. “We are anticipating a tidal wave of cardiovascular events in the future years from direct and indirect causes of COVID”, said Donald M. Lloyd-Jones, president of the American Heart Association, according to The Washington Post. While New York State has begun to relax COVID-19 limitations, The New York Times has noted that not all citizens support the idea.