Several media reports have stated that the COVID-19 subvariant surging in China may be evolving to attack the brain. However, PIB has said that the claims are misleading. Researchers from Australia and France found BA.5 - the coronavirus subvariant driving what is now the world’s biggest surge of infections in China - did much more severe damage to mouse brains and cultured human brain tissues than the previous BA.1 subvariant. Experts have noted that a major limitation of the study was the mouse model it had used, which they say did not apply to human beings. Fact Check: Sharing Coronavirus-Related Posts Declared Punishable Offence by Government? Here’s the Truth Behind Fake WhatsApp Post Going Viral

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