Is this the calm before the winter COVID peak?

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Is this the calm before the winter COVID peak?
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ANALYSIS: Is this the calm before the winter COVID peak?

Thankfully, Omicron is less likely to cause severe illness, especially in a population with significant levels of immunity from both vaccine and prior infection. Antivirals also reduces the risk that infections will end up in hospital.among those who are vulnerable.

Surveillance data from NSW show this time last year there were only two Omicron variants in circulation, BA.1. and BA.2. Now genomic testing is capturing 12 different Omicron variants and the dominant variants keep shifting, with XBB emerging as the most dominant strain alongside XBB1.5.Getting COVID again … and again

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