WHO on omicron

Antibodies That Can Kill Omicron Variant Identified By These Scientists! On November 24, 2021, the Omicron COVID-19 variant was first identified in South Africa. It is rapidly spreading over the globe and the World Health Organization…

The severity of a disease not only depends upon the replication rate of a virus but also largely upon how the immune system responds to the infection. Until now, the transmissibility factor of the new variant of coronavirus, Omicron…

On Thursday, the vaccine advisory panel of WHO recommended immunocompromised people, meaning people with weak immunity to receive a Covid-19 booster shot, along with the ones who received an inactivated vaccine. Amid a number of…

WHO has clarified that while the new strain is transmissible and has higher chances of mutating more frequently, it is not any more severe than the variants that came earlier to it, like the delta variant. Amid a number of speculations…