Posted on Nov 27, 2021
No cases of COVID-19 omicron variant identified yet in US, CDC says
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Although it is not yet identified in the US, I have that feeling It is already here. One reason viruses and other diseases spread fast today is because of air travel. By the time we spot it and take action, it is too late.
No cases of COVID-19 omicron variant identified yet in US, CDC says
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It seems to be able to spread at will, won't be long. I hope all these immunized people are unable to catch it.
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Unfortunately, people who are vaccinated can still catch COVID. Just like people who are vaccinated against the flu can still catch the flu. Additionally, what makes things harder, COVID has already been identified in animals.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
MSgt (Join to see) - I should have done better at explaining what I wanted to say but had several Grandpuppies bugging me, my apologies.
Yes, those vaccinated can indeed catch and pass on COVID, I should have stated I hope having the vaccine makes the Omicron variant easier to treat as it has done for the Delta Variant.
Yes, those vaccinated can indeed catch and pass on COVID, I should have stated I hope having the vaccine makes the Omicron variant easier to treat as it has done for the Delta Variant.
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Yea, it could take 10 days or so for someone to start feeling symptoms, and during that time spread it further.
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Yup. And to make things a little worse, some reports indicated with this new variant, people who are infected do not suffer the loss of taste or smell. They might have a slight cough and there are no prominent symptoms.
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