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Pfizer Vaccines Provide 70% Protection Against Hospitalization From Omicron

A preliminary study shows the Omicron variant is 'highly transmissible' and may better evade vaccines.

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Pfizer jabs protect 70% against hospitalization from omicron

JOHANNESBURG (AP) A two-dose Pfizer/BioNTech vaccination provides just 33% protection against infection by the omicron variant of the coronavirus, but 70% protection against hospitalization, according to a large-scale analysis in South Africa released Tuesday.The first large-scale analysis of vaccine effectiveness in the region where the new variant was discovered appears to

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Pfizer Vaccines Provide 70% Protection Against Hospitalization From Omicron

A preliminary study shows the Omicron variant is 'highly transmissible' and may better evade vaccines.

South africaSouth africanNetwork for genomic surveillanceDiscovery healthAfrican medical research councilJohns hopkins university covidSouth african medical researchJohns hopkins universityGenomic surveillanceRyan noachCovid 19Omicron variant

Pfizer Vaccines Provide 70% Protection Against Hospitalization From Omicron

A preliminary study shows the Omicron variant is 'highly transmissible' and may better evade vaccines.

South africaSouth africanNetwork for genomic surveillanceDiscovery healthAfrican medical research councilJohns hopkins university covidSouth african medical researchJohns hopkins universityGenomic surveillanceRyan noachCovid 19Omicron variant

First major study of Omicron variant shows it s less deadly

A study in South Africa, where the Omicron variant was first found, appears to show the new strain of COVID-19 is more transmissible, but less deadly.

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