La conducta humana es la responsable de algunos aumentos recientes en los casos de COVID-19, no las nuevas variantes del coronavirus, cuyo impacto en lugares como Gran Bretaña, Sudáfrica y Brasil aún está por conocerse, afirmó el viernes el titular del Comité de Emergencias de la Organización Mundial de la Salud.
“Es muy fácil culpar a la variante y decir: ‘el virus lo hizo’”, declaró el doctor Michael Ryan a la prensa. “Bueno, por desgracia, también es responsable lo que dejamos de hacer”.
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