The flu does the same. And every year, the new flu vaccine takes that into account. It’s expected
The more under control we get this, the fewer amount of mutations will occur. That means less work will be required to KEEP this under control going forward. If we keep spreading this and mutations keep occurring, the variants are going to become the main issue, and the vaccines haven’t been proven to be as effective against these new strains. So then we are back at square one with a deadlier version of COVID.
Do you understand the difference between the flu-virus and Corona-virus?
Virus expert says COVID will "not go away" and could be around for "rest of our lives"