New data from South Africa suggests the Omicron variant spreads more than twice as quickly as the Delta variant, and that immunity from prior infection doesn't appear to protect a person very well against Omicron variant.The findings are extremely preliminary, and there are still many open questions about how well vaccines work against the variant. But these initial breadcrumbs of data are helping the world begin to understand what it's up against.
Until then, scientists will be racing to piece together whatever information they have, and policymakers will then have to make real-time decisions about how to apply that imperfect information.study released Thursday — which hasn't yet been peer-reviewed — found that reinfection is around three times more likely with Omicron than it was with other variants.
The study makes no assessment of whether Omicron can also escape vaccine-induced immunity or how well prior infections protect against severe disease.an initial assessment, which also had not yet been peer-reviewed, of how fast Omicron is spreading compared to Delta.
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..so after a booster shot I predict 4 coming out shortly...must be heaven for VAX supporters...LETS GO VACCINE LETS GO...
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