The "rapidly increasing spread" of JN.1 over the world was enough to distinguish the strain from BA.2.86, which moved more slowly. JN.1 is still being recorded in a number of nations, but why has WHO classified it as the 'variant of interest'? Let's find out.WHO calls COVID-19 strain JN.1 a "variant of interest" This is what it means
GeneralThe "rapidly increasing spread" of JN.1 over the world was enough to distinguish the strain from BA.2.86, which moved more slowly. JN.1 is still being recorded in a number of nations, but why has WHO classified it as the 'variant of interest'? Let's find out.
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