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It does seem an emerging theme is less severe illness even if we don't understand the mechanism that's producing it. >> chris, it's great to be with you. and also with craig. i think this is a really important point you're making. the severity of the illness is hard to gauge, but as you reviewed there's now data from three countries, scotland, england, denmark. it all looks favorable. as well as south africa. so we have lower severity, which is partly from our immunity wall, but there are some hints of an intrinsic activity of the virus being less. it can't infect lung cells as well. there's a...

Although in south africa, for example, which has a lower vaccination rate than the u.s. there's also a lot of seropref lens. a lot of people had covid. coming off a huge delta wave. those combine for some sort of patchwork of immunity wall, right? >> exactly. for sure. >> dr. spencer, let me ask you, we talked to you throughout this pandemic. you've worked all over the world in very intense situations of viral outbreaks. you were a doctor during the ebola crisis. you were in new york during this first wave. i mean, what's your perspective on this data, what it means, first for new york but the...

Through new york, hopefully they'll be just where london has had it and where south africa has already been. >> yeah. and i think the reason the san francisco data was fascinating to me is when the u.s. records 750,000, a million cases a day, you know, that is a fraction of the actual number of people that have covid or contracted covid on that day. i don't know if it's 1/5, 1/10 or 1/20, but lots more people are getting this thing than are presenting and the positive part of that, particularly if these are asymptomatic cases, is those are conferring antibody protection that builds up an immun...

Since 2020, february 2020, which is a pretty remarkable number. 69% say they considered leaving their job. so, i want to talk about the math of omicron. and what it's doing to hospitals. so let me first go to the mat. doctor craig spencer, let's say that you have a generic variant of the coronavirus. i remember having to try and get my head around the mouth of this when i first came, which is even though it's individually not at risk to have given an individual a healthy 35-year-old, right? if it really transmissible, you're going to get in the aggregate a large number. we are seeing this with...