Anche dopo pochi giorni.
Virus researcher Anders Fomsgaard in Denmark, chief physician of Danish public health authority @ssi_dk says you can get infected with BA.2 after being infected with Omicron BA.1https://t.co/Ur7ZeBFMLV pic.twitter.com/gC8AIryTvr
— Irene Tosetti (@itosettiMD_MBA) January 22, 2022
Quindi Omicron BA1, la variante dominante in Italia, non immunizza.
Ricordiamo che in Danimarca la nuova ‘sottovariante’ è diventata dominante:
⚠️90%-120% FASTER—New model on the new #BA2 subvariant shows a ⬆️90% competitive growth advantage over vanilla BA1 #Omicron in Denmark🇩🇰. Worse, modeling in England🏴 shows ⬆️~120% faster BA2 advantage over BA1. 🧵
HT @JPWeiland (who correctly said Omicron was 5-6x Delta before) pic.twitter.com/WJ8LGAgQOI
— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) January 23, 2022
E’ molto più diffusiva di Omicron:
90 %–120 % SCHNELLER – Neues Modell der neuen Omicron Untervariante #BA2 zeigt einen ⬆️90 % wachstumsvorteil gegenüber Standard-#BA1 #Omicron in Dänemark. Das England model zeigt sogar ⬆️~120 % schnelleren BA2-Vorteil gegenüber BA1. 😏 #WearADamnMask #GetVaccinatedNow https://t.co/ADQheDOFr9
— Dr.M.A.A.O.W. (@Marieaaow) January 24, 2022
Omicron 2 sconfigge la quarta dose: boom di contagi e ricoveri in Israele
Omicron 2 può essere più contagiosa quanto gli pare, può reinfettare o eludere i vaccini, ma se poi non ammazza le mezze calzette a carrettate stiamo da capo a dodici.