A new COVID variant is spreading quickly in the U.S. and bringing with it a painful new symptom.

Airport screening has detected the variant in travelers arriving in California, Washington, Virginia, and New York.

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Latest data from the Public Health Agency has reported seven cases of the new strain, named NB.1.8.1, in the past eight weeks. In its latest respiratory surveillance report from June 18, the PHA says ...

Cases of the recently identified Covid-19 variant NB 1.8.1. are rising. Some have dubbed the variant "razor blade throat" for ...

Two new Omicron subvariants are gaining ground in the U.S. as some people report experiencing respiratory symptoms like ...

A new Omicron subvariant has caused infections and deaths in South and Southeast Asia. Europe may see a spike after ...

A new COVID-19 variant, dubbed NB.1.8.1, or Nimbus, is becoming increasingly prevalent in the United States. Have any cases ...

The fast-spreading COVID variant called Nimbus is leaving many with questions. What does this mean for Georgia?

The currently circulating COVID strain called Nimbus is causing people to experience a “razor blade” sore throat.

Nimbus is another Omicron subvariant that is known for causing typical COVID symptoms, including an extremely sore throat.