00:00 The CDC says it is monitoring a new coronavirus variant called KP2, also known as the "flirt
00:07 variant," which is spreading across the country since it now represents 28 percent of COVID-19
00:13 infections in the country.
00:15 Doctors tell HuffPost that most people who get infected will generally have symptoms
00:19 such as sore throat, fever and cough.
00:22 Experts say a runny nose, fatigue, headache and muscle aches are also common.
00:27 It's important to see a doctor immediately if you have symptoms such as trouble breathing,
00:31 confusion and a fever above 103 degrees.
00:35 Currently, COVID-19 cases are low, according to the American Medical Association, but doctors
00:41 say it's important to stay up on your vaccinations, isolate yourself and wear a mask if you feel
00:47 sick.
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