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Here s why it s too soon to know everything about the omicron variant

Early reports about the newest coronavirus variant give health experts hope, but they're still encouraging caution until we know more.

United statesSouth africaSouth africanFrancois ballouxAmesh adaljaSalim abdool karimWilliam schaffnerRobert garryMichael worobeyCyril ramaphosaJohns hopkins universityBloomberg school of public healthUs centers for diseaseNational foundation for infectious diseasesUniversity college london genetics institute earlyVanderbilt university there

Here s why it s too soon to know everything about the omicron variant

Early reports about the newest coronavirus variant give health experts hope, but they're still encouraging caution until we know more.

United statesSouth africaSouth africanFrancois ballouxAmesh adaljaSalim abdool karimWilliam schaffnerRobert garryMichael worobeyCyril ramaphosaJohns hopkins universityBloomberg school of public healthUs centers for diseaseNational foundation for infectious diseasesUniversity college london genetics institute earlyVanderbilt university there

Here s why it s too soon to know everything about the omicron variant

Early reports about the newest coronavirus variant give health experts hope, but they're still encouraging caution until we know more.

United statesSouth africaSouth africanFrancois ballouxAmesh adaljaSalim abdool karimWilliam schaffnerRobert garryMichael worobeyCyril ramaphosaJohns hopkins universityBloomberg school of public healthUs centers for diseaseNational foundation for infectious diseasesUniversity college london genetics institute earlyVanderbilt university there

Standard Bank introduces Covid-19 vaccine policy

Standard Bank introduces Covid-19 vaccine policy
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Omicron cases soaring in South Africa

South African hospitals are bracing for a surge in admissions as the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 drives a sharp rise in COVID-19 infections and as more evidence emerges about the severity of the illness caused by the strain. The seven-day moving average of daily new cases in the country rose to 10,055 last week, from fewer than 300 three weeks earlier. Hospitalizations also picked up, but remain relatively low, with admissions standing at 3,268 on Sunday. Whether there would be a deluge of new patients is the biggest question. Severe symptoms in patients who contracted earlier variants typically developed between one and three

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