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The fall of Omicron in Australia: Experts predict how the latest COVID-19 wave will end

Mutant, invisible, airborne, the rise of this unwanted guest on nightclub dance floors and at New Year’s Eve parties has been staggering. What of its demise?

South africaUnited statesUnited kingdomMelissa cunninghamStuart turvilleBrendan crabbBurnet institute brendan crabbMost viewed in nationalBurnet instituteKirby instituteBurnet institute brendanAssociate professor stuart turvilleNew yearProfessor booyProfessor crabb

The fall of Omicron in Australia: Experts predict how the latest COVID-19 wave will end

Mutant, invisible, airborne, the rise of this unwanted guest on nightclub dance floors and at New Year’s Eve parties has been staggering. What of its demise?

South africaUnited statesUnited kingdomStuart turvilleBrendan crabbBurnet institute brendan crabbBurnet instituteKirby instituteBurnet institute brendanAssociate professor stuart turvilleNew yearProfessor booyProfessor crabb

The fall of Omicron in Australia: Experts predict how the latest COVID-19 wave will end

Mutant, invisible, airborne, the rise of this unwanted guest on nightclub dance floors and at New Year’s Eve parties has been staggering. What of its demise?

South africaUnited statesUnited kingdomMelissa cunninghamStuart turvilleBrendan crabbBurnett institute brendan crabbMost viewed in nationalBurnet instituteKirby instituteBurnett institute brendanAssociate professor stuart turvilleProfessor booy

COVID Australia: Vaccine, asymptomatic cases to boost kids immunity ahead of school return

Infectious diseases experts say evidence continues to point to COVID-19 being a mild infection for the vast majority of young children.

New south walesBphoebe williamsSydney children hospital networkSydney childrenHospital networkProfessor booyHealth officer kerry chantHome support line

COVID Australia: Vaccine, asymptomatic cases to boost kids immunity ahead of school return

Infectious diseases experts say evidence continues to point to COVID-19 being a mild infection for the vast majority of young children.

New south walesBphoebe williamsSydney children hospital networkSydney childrenHospital networkProfessor booyHealth officer kerry chantHome support line

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