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South Africa s 4th wave is waning, but don t celebr

As they take stock Omicron, scientists say vaccines and boosters must be combined with common sense and non-pharmaceutical interventions.

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Omicron s global surge sparks fears health systems will

While South Africa is at the tail-end of its Omicron wave, many countries across the world have yet to reach a peak in their surges.

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Studies show Omicron variant had a much higher rate of asymptomatic carriage

Studies show Omicron variant had a much higher rate of asymptomatic carriage
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Omicron may have a higher rate of asymptomatic carriage, say experts

Preliminary findings from two clinical trials in SA suggest that Omicron may have a much higher rate of asymptomatic "carriage" than earlier variants of Covid-19.

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LISTEN | Two years of Covid-19: Some takeaways

We speak to associate scientific director at the Centre for the Aids Programme of Research in SA, Prof Quarraisha Abdool Karim, about some of the lessons lessons learnt from the pandemic so far.

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