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'Live With the Virus'? For Australians, It's Taken Some Getting Used To. - Vimarsana News

'Live With the Virus'? For Australians, It's Taken Some Getting Used To.

Australia once stamped out every Covid outbreak. Now it’s done with all that. The policy U-turn, and the soaring case numbers, caught many off guard.

Top professor reveals Covid will be with us forever however says the worst of Omicron wave is over - Vimarsana News

Top professor reveals Covid will be with us forever however says the worst of Omicron wave is over

Top infectious diseases expert professor Peter Collingon has predicted that while Covid will linger for many more years to come, Australia is in a much better position than it was 12 months ago.

Why some people don't get Omicron when others in their household are positive - Vimarsana News

Why some people don't get Omicron when others in their household are positive

Are you worried your partner, family member or housemate will test positive to Omicron and that means you'll inevitably get it too?  You might be surprised

Coronavirus Australia: Health experts say Omicron wave has peaked as Covid cases plummet - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus Australia: Health experts say Omicron wave has peaked as Covid cases plummet

As the World Health Organisation declared Europe as moving towards 'a kind of pandemic endgame,' infectious disease experts believe the worst of the outbreak in Australia is over.

Australian professors urge residents to wear eye protection to help against Covid spread - Vimarsana News

Australian professors urge residents to wear eye protection to help against Covid spread

Experts have suggested that by focusing on protecting the mouth and nose, residents may be more vulnerable as virus droplets can travel through the eyes into the respiratory system.