There's a new coronavirus variant traveling around this summer at a record clip.
We asked four top public-health experts to help us figure out how worried we should be about this new, extra-stealthy Omicron subvariant.
Others did give hard numbers, but there was variation in their answers based on where you may live or who you are.If you're up to date on vaccines, one expert says your worry scale should register at '3 out of 10' "BA.5 is everywhere, and if you haven't gotten it yet, the odds are pretty" good you will," Malani said, adding:"But if you are up to date on vaccines, the illness should be mild and without major medical consequences."
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