More babies going into hospital with Omicron than in previous waves - but illness is milder
Friday, 14 January 2022 More babies are going into hospital with Omicron compared to previous waves of the pandemic, but their illness is milder, according to the first analysis of hospital data for the variant.
During the current omicron variant wave, Colorado hospitals are seeing more people with “incidental” COVID-19 cases who were originally admitted for reasons other than the virus than during previous waves involving other variants, state public health and hospital officials said Wednesday.
Low-Income Americans , Struggle To Isolate From COVID-19, Experts Say.
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How COVID-19 Is , Negatively Affecting Early Education.
CNN reports that as the Omicron variant
continues to infect large swaths of the global population, officials say schoolchildren are..
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Future COVID-19 Variants , Will Be More Contagious, , WHO Says.
Future COVID-19 Variants , Will Be More Contagious, , WHO Says.
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Friday, 14 January 2022
More babies are going into hospital with Omicron compared to previous waves of the pandemic, but their illness is milder, according to the first analysis of hospital data for the variant.
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