"One remaining uncertainty is how severe the disease caused by the omicron variant is compared to disease caused by previous variants. Whilst it may take several weeks to fully understand this, governments will need to put in place plans now to mitigate any potential impact. Our results demonstrate the importance of delivering booster doses as part of the wider public health response."
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University of Cambridge alumniUniversity of Oxford facultyEpidemiologistsScientists from the United Kingdom
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Azra Ghani (2021) cited in "Does the COVID-19 booster shot stop omicron? Here’s what a new study says" on Deseret News, 17 December 2021.
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