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Data used by Boris Johnson to delay Freedom Day was out of date and underestimated the effectiveness of vaccines against Indian variant, MPs are told
Imperial College London said Britain may see 203,824 more deaths by next June in most pessimistic scenario
But the figures were based on old estimates of jab effectiveness which assumed they would work less well
It means the modelling considered to delay Freedom Day overestimates the likely number of deaths
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(CNN) The Delta variant is on its way to becoming the dominant strain of coronavirus in the US, raising concerns that outbreaks could hit unvaccinated people this fall.
And a new study shows the Delta variant is associated with almost double the risk of hospitalization compared to the Alpha variant.
The Alpha (B.1.1.7) variant, which is stickier and more contagious than the original strain of novel coronavirus, became the dominant strain in the US this spring.
But health experts worry the Alpha variant could be trumped by the Delta variant, which appears to be even more transmissible and may cause more severe illness for those not vaccinated.