Ithink Omicron News Today

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I often think the view you get, you and your colleagues in wards like this, are canaries in the coal mine, right? you often see the effects of surges before others, but the worst effects of this, tell us what youre seeing right now there. >> thank you, jim, i appreciate the opportunity to speak today. certainly the biggest overwhelming numbers we had were late summer, during delta, but right now were already beginning to see the slow creep back up. numbers had come down a bit before thanksgiving...

Potentially shaping out, ana. one is, you know, when you look at the sequence of the virus in terms of its transmissibility. it looks a lot like the alpha variant that arose out of the united kingdom and came to the united states at the beginning part of the year which was more transmissible than the original lineage but not more transmissible than delta. on that basis i actually dont think omicron is necessarily going to outcompete delta. i think delta is still going to be with us, but we might...

And at 8.30 well be putting your questions about the omicron variant to the experts. join us for your questions answered with professor of virology at the university of nottingham jonathan ball and professor of medicine at the university of east anglia paul hunter. some breaking news. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has been reshuffling his shadow cabinet. yvette cooper returns to the front bench, with key appointments for david lammy, bridget phillipson and wes streeting. lets speak to our...

Of covid in the future and we have got lots and lots of people in many different trials now, many of whom are still contributing blood samples on a regular basis and we will gather that data going forward and what we have to do right now, as the deputy chief medical officer was explaining today, is to make sure that people are as protected as possible for the winter period and maximise that going forward. of course, the higher you boost people now, the longer it will take to reduce down and of c...