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Too early to celebrate : How Omicron is still holding Switzerland in its grip

Too early to celebrate : How Omicron is still holding Switzerland in its grip
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Switzerland generalUrs karrerMarcel tannerRichard neherVirginie massereyPatrick mathysDepartment of public healthUniversity of baselFederal departmentPublic health

Today in Switzerland: A round-up of the latest news on Monday

Today in Switzerland: A round-up of the latest news on Monday
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Switzerland generalWalter thurnherLukas engelbergerDidier tronoRichard neherPolytechnic institute of lausanneConference of cantonal health directorsFederal polytechnic instituteFederal councilIgnazio cassisViola amherdGuy parmelinAlain bersetSimmonetta sommarugaUeli maurerKarin keller sutter

When will the Covid pandemic end in Switzerland?

When will the Covid pandemic end in Switzerland?
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Rudolf hauriChristian drostenRichard neherUniversity hospital zurichConference of cantonal health directorsCantonal health directors

Taskforce member: Omicron could lead to 30,000 cases a day

If the Omicron variant continues to spread at its current pace, half the country could be affected by the end of the month, an expert says.

South africaUnited kingdomGreat britainUrs karrerLukas engelbergerRichard neherUniversity of baselConference of cantonal health directorsIgnazio cassisCantonal health directorsLatest news

Taskforce member: Omicron could lead to 30,000 cases a day

If the Omicron variant continues to spread at its current pace, half the country could be affected by the end of the month, an expert says.

South africaUnited kingdomGreat britainUrs karrerLukas engelbergerRichard neherUniversity of baselConference of cantonal health directorsIgnazio cassisCantonal health directorsLatest news