Hospital admission risk up to 70% less with Omicron than Delta, UKHSA finds

‘Encouraging’ findings from government study consistent with earlier Imperial College analysis

The risk of being admitted to hospital is up to 70% less for people with Omicron compared to those infected with Delta, according to the first UK government study of its kind.

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