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Science Times - COVID-19 Omicron Variant Now Made Up of More Than 95 Percent of New Cases of the Virus; CDC Says Strain is Less Severe Yet More Transmissible

COVID-19 Omicron Variant Less Severe But More Transmissible, Makes Up More Than 95 Percent of New Cases

Medicine & Technology Jan 05, 2022

A CBS News report through MSN News said that last week, the CDC came out with updated data indicating that the new Omicron variant made up approximately 95.4 percent of new coronavirus cases.

CDC. Delta

COVID-19 Omicron Variant Less Severe But More Transmissible, Makes Up More Than 95 Percent of New Cases

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