detected in ten states. we re actively taking steps to stay ahead of omicron. reporter: the latest cases in pennsylvania, maryland and nebraska where an infected traveler recently returned from nigeria, infecting five household members with the variant. most of them are on the recovery end and will be back up and running soon. reporter: so far, all of the known omicron cases in the u.s. have had mild or moderate symptoms and none required hospitalization. what is driving hospitalizations at the start of the winter surge? the delta variant, comprising 99.9% of u.s. cases. but the cdc director says that could change. it may very well be that we start to see more omicron than delta, and we will be following that very carefully. reporter: and tonight early data suggests the omicron variant could be spreading twice as fast in south africa than delta. and that omicron could also be more likely to infect people who have already had the virus. what concerns scientists about omicron
COVID-19 VACCINATION. Dr. Chris Sorongon (left), medical deputy of the Bacolod City Emergency Operations Center-Task Force, and Br. Joaquin Severino Martinez, FSC, president and chancellor of the University of Saint La Salle, with one of the vaccine recipients at the USLS campus on Tuesday (Nov. 23, 2021). The City of Bacolod is gearing up for the National Vaccination Days from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 in support of the government's efforts to reach population protection against the coronavirus disease 2019.(Photo courtesy of Bacolod City PIO) BACOLOD CITY - The city government here is gearing up for the National Vaccination Days from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 in support of the government's efforts to reach population protection against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). Mayor Evelio Leonardia on Thursday encouraged Bacolodnons to take part in the campaign as he looks forward to the city achieving its goal to inoculate 100 percent of the city's target population before the year ends
a decision as to which is the best course of treatment. but how the pills are designed to work, it is once you are diagnosed with covid, instead of going what you are doing here, take the pills at home so that you do not end up in the hospital. they need to be administered at the hospitals. neil: with this pill be available to kids? no, we started the pill from at the age of 18 years of age and above. and we have two other starters that are ongoing right now. these are people that do not have comp abilities, and are also vaccinated and have breakthrough cases. we tested and another study for protecting the household members of someone who could get the disease. so if someone gets the disease,
Study of 621 people in the UK with mild COVID-19 infections found that people who received two vaccine doses could still pass the infection on to vaccinated and unvaccinated household members.
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