omicron CDC Director: ‘I Don't Believe We've Seen the Peak Yet' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky says she doesn’t believe the U.S. has reached the peak of the omicron coronavirus wave impacting the country.
omicron What Are the Symptoms of Omicron? With the omicron variant spreading rapidly, what symptoms should you look for?
omicron When Are People With COVID Most Contagious? With the rapid spread of the omicron variant of COVID-19, when are people who have contracted the virus most contagious?
omicron When Can You Be Around People After Having COVID? If you have contracted COVID-19, when can you safely be around people again?
omicron CDC Director: ‘There Really Is No Need to Panic' Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, says with the available tools to help prevent and fight COVID-19, “there really is no need to panic.”
omicron Omicron Accounted for 73% of US COVID-19 Cases Last Week Omicron accounted for 73% of new COVID-19 infections last week in the United States, according to federal health officials.
omicron Israel Bans Travel to US, 9 Other Countries Amid Omicron Spread Israeli ministers Monday agreed to ban travel to the United States, Canada and eight other countries amid the rapid, global spread of the omicron variant.
omicron Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Booster Provides Omicron Protection Moderna says its COVID-19 booster does appear to provide protection against the omicron variant.
Omicron Variant Why Pfizer, Moderna Boosters Protect Against Omicron but Not 1st 2 Shots Dr. Timothy Brewer of UCLA shares why vaccine boosters can be effective against the COVID omicron variant — and why the first and second doses are less so.
Omicron Variant Doctor Explains How a Vaccine Booster Dose Protects You From Omicron UCLA’s Dr. Timothy Brewer says coronavirus vaccine booster doses can help your immune system against the Omicron variant much better than your first and second shots. Immune systems that have received more doses are able to have “a broader response,” he explains.
