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Omicron BA.5 strain may be highly pathogenic: Japan univ. research team

TOKYO -- A research team led by the University of Tokyo expressed its view that the coronavirus's omicron subvariant BA.5 spreading across Japan

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Study: Anti-viral drugs effective against Omicron BA.2

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Study: Anti-viral drugs effective against Omicron BA.2

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Study: Omicron's inability to enter lung tissues may reduce potency | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

The Omicron variant of COVID-19 appears less likely to cause serious symptoms because it stops at the “entrance” of lung tissues, a Japanese research team experimenting on hamsters has found.

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COVID-19 Omicron variant lung damage 'milder than Delta in animals': Study

Studies conducted by a group of international researchers on Monday said that the COVID-19 variant Omicron causes less severe symptoms in the lungs of hamsters than the Delta variant.

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Omicron lung damage 'milder than Delta in animals'

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Omicron lung damage 'milder than Delta in animals'

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Some antibody drugs for COVID-19 may not be effective on Omicron

Some antibody medicines including Ronapreve may not be effective against the highly-muted Omicron variant of the coronavirus, according to researchers at Japanese and U.S. institutes.

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Some antibody drugs for COVID-19 may not be effective against omicron

The researchers examined the neutralizing ability of approved and investigational therapeutic antibodies against omicron and other variants of concern.

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Regardless of whether alcohol is consumed, the important thing is to avoid dining in large groups.

Kaori Muto, a professor at the University of Tokyo’s Institute of Medical Science and a member of the government’s subcommittee on pandemic measures. Local governments that are subject to quasi-emergency priority measures designed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus are split over whether to allow eateries to continue serving…

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