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Managing Hangxiety

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Dr. Daniel Rosen

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Ask the Pharmacist: Mar/Apr 2021

I am worried about the COVID-19 virus mutations; will the vaccine protect me against these new
strains?
All viruses mutate. Even though the word “mutate” sounds a little scary, not all mutations make viruses stronger. Virus mutations are simply changes viruses make as they make copies of themselves inside of a host. Sometimes, viruses mutate in response to some change in their typical host or environment. But more often,
they mutate as a natural part of the process of making millions of copies of themselves inside of a host.