‘No evidence’ yet that Omicron variant less severe than Delta, study says

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‘No evidence’ yet that Omicron variant less severe than Delta, study says
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“While we are yet to fully understand the implications of Omicron in terms of disease severity, boosters will be a key part of the policy response for reducing hospitalisations and deaths, and to prevent health systems from becoming overburdened,” said Dr Alexandra Hogan, of Imperial.

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