Is delta more dangerous in kids? Is it worse than flu? The number of very sick children admitted to Children's Hospital New Orleans with Covid-19 has exploded over the past two weeks — from zero ...

The newly identified Deltacron COVID-19 case, created by the combination of the Delta and Omicron variants, is not widely spread. Here's what we know.

Is the Delta variant a new type of COVID-19 to worry about? Here is a guide to learn about this possible new COVID-19 strain on the rise and how to protect yourself from it ...

Since the Delta variant was first spotted in India in late 2020, it has quickly accelerated to make up nearly all the coronavirus cases currently in the United States.. Though public health ...

If I come down with COVID-19, how will I know if I’ve got the Delta variant? If you’ve been infected recently in the U.S., there’s roughly a one-in-four chance it’s Delta.

Breakthrough COVID deaths extremely rare 05:14. With the Delta variant now driving surges of COVID-19 cases worldwide, researchers are examining whether it's causing different symptoms from ...

The delta variant is the most “efficient” strain of COVID-19 that health experts have seen to date, meaning it is far more contagious and effective at finding hosts than previous variants.

In California, the Delta variant has grown from comprising 1.8% of analyzed coronavirus samples in April to 4.8% of them in May. The Delta variant is now the fourth most-often identified variant ...

2021 was a year of coronavirus variants. Alpha and beta kicked off the year, and several worrisome variants later, omicron is closing it out. How omicron may come to define the pandemic’s future ...

The delta variant is quickly establishing itself as the dominant COVID-19 strain – but do travelers need to be concerned? The highly transmissible variant accounts for nearly 58% of all U.S ...

The delta COVID-19 variant, which was first detected in India, has now been reported in more than 80 countries, according to the World Health Organization.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention figures suggest that the Delta variant and its subtypes accounted for more than 90 percent of new U.S. COVID cases surveyed in the two weeks to July 31.