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Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

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LONDON - The University of Oxford on Tuesday said there was no evidence that vaccines would not prevent severe disease from Omicron, but that it was ready to rapidly develop an updated version of its vaccine developed with AstraZeneca if necessary. Earlier on Tuesday, the head of drugmaker Moderna said that COVID-19 shots were unlikely to be as effective against the variant, jolting

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No Evidence to Say Vaccines Won't Protect Against Omicron, Says Oxford University

Earlier on Tuesday, the head of drugmaker Moderna said that COVID-19 shots were unlikely to be as effective against the variant, jolting global markets.

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Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

The University of Oxford on Tuesday said there was no evidence that vaccines would not prevent severe disease from Omicron, but that it was ready to rapidly develop an updated version of its vaccine developed with AstraZeneca if necessary.

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Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

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Dr. Eric Topol expects Covid vaccines will protect against severe disease from omicron infection

"There's lots of reasons for optimism that this is not some horrible situation that we're in," Dr. Eric Topol told CNBC on Tuesday.

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No evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron variant: Oxford University

LONDON: The University of Oxford on Tuesday (Nov 30) said there was no evidence that vaccines would not prevent severe disease from the Omicron variant, but that it was ready to rapidly develop an updated version of its vaccine developed with AstraZeneca if necessary. Earlier on Tuesday, the head of drugma

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Oxford University can 'rapidly' update vaccine to beat Omicron

Scientists are already on a war footing over fears the new variant could evade existing jabs (Picture: PA)The Oxford jab could be tweaked ‘rapidly’ to fend off the new Covid-19 Omicron variant. Scientists are still awaiting crucial data to establish to what extent the mutated strain can evade existing vaccines but manufacturers are already preparing to tweak their designs. The team behind the Oxford/Astrazenca shot has confirmed the ‘tools and p…

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Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

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No Evidence to Say Vaccines Won't Protect Against Omicron, Says Oxford University

No Evidence to Say Vaccines Won't Protect Against Omicron, Says Oxford University

Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

Oxford University says no evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron

Dr. Eric Topol expects Covid vaccines will protect against severe disease from omicron infection

Dr. Eric Topol expects Covid vaccines will protect against severe disease from omicron infection

No evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron variant: Oxford University

No evidence yet that vaccines won't protect against severe disease from Omicron variant: Oxford University

Oxford University can 'rapidly' update vaccine to beat Omicron

Oxford University can 'rapidly' update vaccine to beat Omicron

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