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QT #5 What makes the Delta variant so infectious?

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First published at 05:56 UTC on March 31st, 2024.

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In our 5th episode of COVID Question Time, Professor Tim Spector of the ZOE COVID Study and King's College London answers your burning questions on the Delta (formerly Indian) variant.

Taking questions from ZOE COVID Study users, Tim looks at …

In our 5th episode of COVID Question Time, Professor Tim Spector of the ZOE COVID Study and King's College London answers your burning questions on the Delta (formerly Indian) variant.

Taking questions from ZOE COVID Study users, Tim looks at the scientific theories behind this hyper-infectious COVID variant and what's made it particularly prevalent in the UK despite being present in over 50 countries.

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