Daniel Mark Wilkerson -  Are There Different Variants Of This Coronavirus?
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Is this coronavirus different from SARS?
• SARS stands for severe acute 
respiratory syndrome. In 2003, an 
outbreak of SARS affected people in 
several countries before ending in 
2004. The coronavirus that causes 
COVID-19 is similar to the one that 
caused the 2003 SARS outbreak.
Covid 19  Updates
Since the 2019 coronavirus is related 
to the original coronavirus that caused 
SARS and can also cause severe acute 
respiratory syndrome, 
there is “SARS” in its name: 
SARS-CoV-2. Much is still unknown 
about these viruses, but SARS-CoV-2 
spreads faster and farther than the 
2003 SARS-CoV-1 virus. This is likely 
because of how easily it is transmitted 
person to person, even from 
asymptomatic carriers of the virus.
Are there different variants of this 
coronavirus?
Yes, there are different variants of this coronavirus. Like other viruses, the 
coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can change (mutate). In December 2020, 
B.1.1.7, a new variant, was identified in the United States, and since then, 
variants have appeared in other locations around the world, including B.1.351, 
first isolated in South Africa, and others. 
About Coronavirus Variants
Mutations may enable the coronavirus 
to spread faster from person to 
person, and may cause more severe 
disease. More infections can result in 
more people getting very sick and also 
create more opportunity for the virus 
to develop further mutations. Read 
more about coronavirus variants.
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