What Chris Rock Did Immediately After Testing Positive For COVID-19

COVID-19 has completely changed the way everyone interacts with each other across the globe. Plus, with these newest variants of the virus, like Mu, Beta, Iota, Delta, Alpha, and Eta, it is becoming increasingly easier to catch and spread the mutant coronaviruses, even if you are vaccinated according to Hopkins Medicine.

Robert Bollinger, M.D., M.P.H. is an expert in SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, and he believes we should be cautious of these new variants, but not panicky just yet. "As far as these variants are concerned, we don't need to overreact," Bollinger said, per Hopkins Medicine. "But, as with any virus, changes are something to be watched, to ensure that testing, treatment and vaccines are still effective. The scientists will continue to examine new versions of this coronavirus's genetic sequencing as it evolves." He added, "In the meantime, we need to continue all of our efforts to prevent viral transmission and to vaccinate as many people as possible, and as soon as we can."