Science
Booster shot may not defend against reinfection with Omicron: study
Other research finds aircrafts’ wastewater is a useful source of data for Covid-19
19 January 2022 - 20:12
For the past few months, the Omicron variant has been like an onion for scientists: they have had to peel back one layer at a time with scientific accuracy while the world first went into full panic mode and then came to declare the new “variant of concern” a possible game changer that could end the pandemic phase of SARS-CoV-2...
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