How concerned are you about the new “Eris” COVID-19 variant?

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In summary, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has raised concerns about a new COVID-19 variant, named "Eris." Despite only two cases being identified in the U.S., the variant's significant number of mutations may enable it to evade immunity provided by vaccines and previous infections. This variant is substantially different from others and has also been found in Israel, Britain, South Africa, and Denmark.

How concerned are you about the new "Eris" COVID-19 variant?

Very concerned - I believe it could significantly impact public health.
Somewhat concerned - I'm keeping an eye on the news but not panicking.
Not concerned - I think COVID is overblown.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that the new COVID-19 variant, currently named "Eris," could cause infection in those who previously received the untested vaccinations, the Epoch Times reported.