The JN.1 version of the Omicron covid-19 variant was first detected in Luxembourg in August and spread to many countries over the next few months.
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Some recent news stories about COVID-19 are reminiscent of the first two years of the pandemic. A variant called JN.1 (also known as Juno) has led to rising infection rates in many countries, with some initially claiming it could cause more severe illness.
But in reality, the latest statistics show that with England's current wave, you are far less likely to become infected…
Source: www.newscientist.com
