India, March 27 -- A new COVID-19 subvariant is once again drawing attention, but there's no need for alarm. It is also known as BA.3.2 and informally referred to as the "Cicada" variant; it has already been identified in the United States and several other areas. This version is part of the Omicron group, which keeps evolving in small yet significant ways over time. The brief name "Cicada" is derived from the concept that the variant might have evolved subtly over time before making a return. Due to this behavior and its distinctive variations, scientists and international health organizations are closely monitoring it. However, the World Health Organization has labeled it as a "variant under monitoring," which means it is being closely ...