People who are completely vaccinated, even those with comorbidities, are less likely to develop the disease Omicron mutation Emphasizes among others o Rector of EKPA Athanasios Dimopoulos at SKAI.

Mr Dimopoulos characteristically emphasizes, “At some age the information about the disease caused by omega-3s is not complete, but the rationale is that those who are fully vaccinated with comorbidities may have a milder illness.” From cases reported to hospitals for people who have been fully vaccinated, the disease seems mild. “

In fact, as he said, it is important to look at whether omicron mutation protects us from delta mutation disease and whether de-escalation occurs as in South Africa. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.

The Professor stressed that the percentage of medical staff who are absent from service due to illness will play a crucial role in the development of Pandemic in our country.

He noted that this is a good sign that a large portion of the population is at risk of contracting the disease and thus gaining immunity to livestock, but warned that there are countries in Asia and Africa where vaccination rates are lower. There is a possibility of a new mutation.

The disease is less common in young people and those who have been vaccinated, although the risk is higher in older people who have not been vaccinated and who have comorbidities. “We see this every day because 90% of ICUs are not vaccinated or not vaccinated enough,” he said.

As for the reliability of self-tests and rapids, in the case of FDA reports, he says that they do not give us a 100% guarantee, and he recommends paying more attention to the holidays. “If a person has minor symptoms that are compatible with the common cold, think about Omicon and avoid contact with others.”

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