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Do you need to worry about the Indian COVID-19 variant?

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There have been several new variants of coronavirus since the start of the pandemic but the fast spr

There have been several new variants of coronavirus since the start of the pandemic but the fast spread of the latest variant has put it on everyone’s radar [Patient]( Hi {NAME},   Throughout the pandemic we’ve seen various mutations of SARS-CoV-2 (the coronavirus which causes COVID-19) including variants originating in Kent, South Africa and Brazil. The latest variant of concern originated in India and its higher rate of transmission has helped it to spread quickly, especially in London and the Northwest of England.   If you’re living in one of the hotspot areas, make sure to listen to local advice, minimise contact as much as possible, get vaccinated and test regularly. Despite the easing of lockdown, this new variant is a reminder that the pandemic isn’t over. Across the UK and the rest of the world, we’ll need to continue taking measures to keep ourselves and our communities safe for some time to come.   Dr Sarah Jarvis MBE, Clinical Director at Patient [Should you be worried about the Indian COVID-19 variant?](   [Should you be worried about the Indian COVID-19 variant?]( The new COVID-19 variant is up to 50% more transmissible than the previously dominant Kent variant and is spreading quickly in some parts of the UK. So how concerned should we be? [Read more]( [May lockdown easing: what are the new restrictions and how can you stay safe?]( [May lockdown easing: what are the new restrictions and how can you stay safe?]( [How to meet friends and family safely outdoors]( [How to meet friends and family safely outdoors]( If you’re experiencing pain or trouble with movement as a result of an ongoing injury or you think your pain may be musculoskeletal, you might find it helpful to speak to a physiotherapist. In some areas you may be able to self-refer for physiotherapy on the NHS but you can also choose to [book privately through Patient Access]( including video appointments you can do at home. [physiotherapy]( [physiotherapy]( [Can physiotherapy prevent falls in older people?]( [Can physiotherapy prevent falls in older people?]( [Plantar fasciitis: how to ease pain and find the right treatment]( [Plantar fasciitis: how to ease pain and find the right treatment]( [Is getting a massage a substitute for physiotherapy?](   [Is getting a massage a substitute for physiotherapy?]( If you're experiencing aches and pains, you may want some hands-on treatment. But when will a massage suffice, and when should you see a physiotherapist? [Read more]( [Covid Fit to Fly]( [Covid Fit to Fly]( Follow our latest health tips and discussions [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest](   © Patient Platform Limited. Registered in England and Wales.   Registered number: 10004395 Registered office: Fulford Grange, Micklefield Lane, Rawdon, Leeds LS19 6BA. Patient is a UK registered trade mark.    You have received this email because you are subscribed to the Patient newsletter. However, if you'd rather not receive them, you can [unsubscribe here](, or you can review your [preferences]( and adjust your settings.   [Terms & Conditions]( [Privacy Policy]( [Feedback]( [Login](

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