According to a Japanese study, the Omicron is more transmissible than the delta Alternative. A study in Japan found that the Omicron variant was 4.2 times more contagious in the early stages than the Delta variant.
Omicron variant is more transmissible than delta, according to study from Japan |
The COVID-19 test is being conducted for two people in the parking lot of Mount Olympus Senior Center in Milcreek on Tuesday, October 5, 2021. A new study in Japan found that the omicron form of coronavirus is 4.2 times more contagious. According to Baron, this is an early stage compared to the Delta variant.
According to a Japanese study, the Omicron is more transmissible than the delta Alternative
A new study in Japan found that the omicron form of the coronavirus was 4.2 times more contagious than its first delta form, according to Barron’s.
- The report added, "The Omicron variant spreads more infections and escapes through naturally occurring immunity and vaccines," said Hiroshi Nishiura, a professor of health and environmental sciences at Kyoto University who led the study.
- The study used genome data from the Gauteng province of South Africa. Currently, the study is not published in peer reviews or scientific journals.
- Omicron lacks "many levels of intensity," Fawcett said
- Omicron detected in 20 states, case ‘likely to rise’
- WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanam Ghebreiss said it could have a major impact on the COVID-19 epidemic and that more patients could be hospitalized if it were not now.
- "We urge all countries to increase surveillance, testing and sequencing," he said, according to the report. "... Any self-satisfaction will cost life now."
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