What to know about Arcturus as WHO declares COVID emergency over | National Post

In India, Arcturus has been associated with pink eye and cases are spreading in Canada, but this time we're more likely to get a 'wavelet'

An illuminated COVID-19 model in Paris. Photo by Gonzalo Fuentes / Reuters Article content It tends to produce more fevers and cause itchy, watery eyes, making it hard to tell: is it COVID or just pollen? But “Arcturus,” the variant of interest that’s caused a surge of COVID-19 in India, isn’t otherwise “particularly wild and shocking,” said Jesse Shapiro, a genomic evolutionary biologist at McGill University. Sign In or Create an Account Email Address Continue or View more offers Article content The World Health Organization Friday formally put an end to COVID-19’s designation as a world heal

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