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Recovered Patients, Fully Vaccinated Individuals Still at Risk for Omicron Variant
A new study provided more evidence for omicron immune evasion and resistance to all antibodies in clinical use, including Covid vaccine protection. Results suggest that the variant of concern can still infect fully vaccinated individuals and patients previously admitted with COVID infection.
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