OMS analiza nueva variante B.1.1.529, detectada en Sudáfrica.

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De acuerdo con el organismo sanitario internacional, el objetivo del análisis es identificar si se trata de "una variante de interés o variante preocupante".

"Esta variante tiene un gran número de mutaciones y la preocupación es que cuando tienes tantas mutaciones eso puede tener un impacto en cómo se comporta el virus", mencionó la doctora Maria Van Kerhove, epidemióloga líder de la OMS.