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Government wants 26 million jabbed with new Omicron vaccine by December

Government wants 26 million jabbed with new Omicron vaccine by December
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How Covid changed medicine for the future

The global pandemic sparked a huge superhuman effort to control coronavirus. But the billions spent have also had an unexpected impact on medicine and science

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Really premature to ditch Covid rules that protect the vulnerable, says independent SAGE member – Channel 4 News

We spoke to Professor Deenan Pillay from the infection and immunity department at University College London.

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Does Omicron affect your lungs?

The new variant has been linked to a rise in covid-19 case numbers but new studies suggest that it may lead to less serious illness amongst the vaccinated.

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Is omicron less severe? The COVID-19 variant appears less likely to damage the lungs, research suggests

Omicron may be less severe than previous than previous COVID-19 variants because it does not impact the lungs as heavily, preliminary research suggests. The virus settles in the nose, throat and windpipe instead of the lungs, because it cannot attach to lung cells containing a particular protein.

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