Because of the way it attacks the lungs, a series of recently published studies found that a rapidly spreading omicron mutant may be less severe than other corona strains.

Studies of mice found that omicron produced less harmful infections in the lungs, and instead was largely confined to the nose, throat and trachea, according to the New York Times.

The report said that one study found that omicron levels in the lungs were 10 percent or less, than the effect level of other mutants.

I came to the conclusion that Omicron is lighter than Delta and other previous mutants of HIV, as many experiments published in recent days have indicated.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), omicron mutants are currently present in more than 100 countries, affecting vaccinated people as well as those already infected with corona virus.

Several studies indicate that Omicron, now a mutant in some countries, does not normally require hospitalization, but WHO continues to urge caution.