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Singapore on guard for Omicron variant

Preliminary findings point to Omicron causing milder disease, but Singapore needs to be on its guard against the new variant, say experts.

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Better to prepare for the worst

Preliminary findings point to Omicron causing milder disease, but Singapore needs to be on its guard against the new variant, say experts.

South africaSouth africanAlex cookDale fisherSwee hock school of public healthUniversity of hong kongNational university hospital division of infectious diseasesSaw swee hock schoolPublic health teo yik yingProf teoAssociate professor alex cookHong kongProfessor dale fisherNational university hospitalProf cook

Being overprepared is better than to be caught off-guard

Being overprepared is better than to be caught off-guard
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Prepare for the worst : Experts on how Singapore needs to be on its guard against Omicron

SINGAPORE - Preliminary findings point to Omicron causing milder disease, but Singapore needs to be on its guard against the new variant, say experts. It is far better for the country's healthcare system to be overprepared, than for it to be caught off guard in the event that Omicron springs unexpected surprises, they told Insight. This strategy would stand the.

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Singapore needs to be on its guard against Omicron, say experts

Singapore News - Preliminary findings point to Omicron causing milder disease, but Singapore needs to be on its guard against the new variant, say experts. It is far better for the country's healthcare system to be overprepared, than for it to be caught off guard in the event that Omicron. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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