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While studies show that there is a significantly less likely chance that someone infected with the Omicron variant will require hospitalization, Dr. Anthony Fauci during ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday communicated a concern about “overrun” hospitals.” While the symptoms with Omicron are “mild,” it does spread rather rapidly.
When it comes to the “one thing… we all agree upon,” according to Fauci, it’s how contagious Omicron is, something he chose to emphasize rather than how several studies from multiple countries show the variant is less severe and leads to fewer hospitalizations. Dr. Fauci tells @jonkarl that “we’ve got to be careful that we don’t get complacent” about battling omicron, even if data from other countries might show a lesser degree of severity.
“It might still lead to a lot of hospitalizations in the United States.” https://t.co/CxSdhhlI9G pic.twitter.com/l9PeENDnwL — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) December 26, 2021 Some of the relevant exchange was as follows: KARL: So in terms of Omicron, we know how wildly contagious it is, but what is your sense about how — what do we really know about how sick people are getting from this? As you know, there was data out of South Africa that […]
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Fasci’s “logic” – Omicron only appears to be less severe, at this time, because a significant percentage of the population there has natural immunity due to prior infections.
Yet Delta was far more severe despite a significant percentage of the population here being “vaccinated”