Omicron is ‘not the same disease’ as earlier Covid waves, says UK scientist

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Omicron is ‘not the same disease’ as earlier Covid waves, says UK scientist
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A number of scientists have expressed concern that while Omicron appears to be milder, it is highly transmissible, meaning hospital numbers and deaths could rise rapidly without intervention.A number of scientists have expressed concern that while Omicron appears to be milder, it is highly transmissible, meaning hospital numbers and deaths could rise rapidly without intervention.First published on Tue 28 Dec 2021 10.

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