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More Than 20 People in the U.S. Have Tested Positive for Omicron. Here's What We Know About the Cases So Far - Vimarsana News

More Than 20 People in the U.S. Have Tested Positive for Omicron. Here's What We Know About the Cases So Far

While some patients had recently traveled in southern Africa, others had no travel history, suggesting that community transmission is underway in the U.S.

More Than 20 People in the U.S. Have Tested Positive for Omicron. Here's What We Know About the Cases So Far - Vimarsana News

More Than 20 People in the U.S. Have Tested Positive for Omicron. Here's What We Know About the Cases So Far

While some patients had recently traveled in southern Africa, others had no travel history, suggesting that community transmission is underway in the U.S.

'Just stupid stuff': Logistics and lack of testing stymied finding the Omicron variant in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

'Just stupid stuff': Logistics and lack of testing stymied finding the Omicron variant in the U.S.

Sequencing itself can be as fast as a 24- to 48-hour turnaround. It’s the logistics of moving samples around that’s the real bottleneck.

Minnesota labs screening for omicron variant as COVID wave persists - Vimarsana News

Minnesota labs screening for omicron variant as COVID wave persists

No cases of newly-identified omicron variant had been reported in the U.S. as of Monday, though public health officials agree it is only a matter of time before it emerges.

Minnesota labs screening for omicron variant as COVID wave persists - Vimarsana News

Minnesota labs screening for omicron variant as COVID wave persists

No cases of newly-identified omicron variant had been reported in the U.S. as of Monday, though public health officials agree it is only a matter of time before it emerges.