What's Behind China's Recent Spike in COVID-19 Cases? And Is It Anything to Worry About?

China Brings Back Masking for Vulnerable People as Summer Coronavirus Spike Sweeps South

The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began encouraging vulnerable residents – such as the elderly, pregnant women, and those with chronic diseases – to seek out Wuhan coronavirus vaccine products and use sanitary masks as the rate of coronavirus infections skyrocketed in July. The post China Brings Back Masking for Vulnerable People as Summer Coronavirus Spike Sweeps South appeared first on Breitbart.

China CDC Raises COVID-19 Epidemic to Medium Level; Experts Suspect Worse Situation

The COVID-19 outbreak in mainland China rose from a low level to a medium prevalence level in the week of July 13–19, according to the latest data released by Chinese health authorities. The highest number of infections occurred among the 15–59 age group, rather than among children and the elderly, according to the data, while the south has seen significantly higher positive rates than the north, which deserves special attention, experts told T…

What's behind China's recent spike in COVID-19 cases? And is it anything to worry about?

China has seen a spike in COVID-19 in recent weeks, overtaking influenza as the top respiratory pathogen for the first time this year, but most patients experienced mild symptoms, while the medical authorities said data suggested the infection rate was significantly lower than last year's peak. The spread of the Omicron NB.1.8.1 variant has reached a "moderate transmission level", according to the Chinese Centre for Disease Control and Preventio…

What’s behind China’s spike in Covid-19 cases? And is it cause for concern?

Disease now spreading more quickly than flu, as experts say conditions for spreading the virus in summer and winter are ‘converging’.

Covid-19 Infections Surge Across China as Virus Reclaims Dominance

Covid-19 Infections Surge Across China as Virus Reclaims Dominance - Health authorities describe the current wave as a moderate epidemic and urge the public not to panic as infections also climb in Hong Kong and Taiwan