New wave of Omicron mutations spreading across Europe, EU Medicines Agency warns
![]() 3931 Saturday, 09 July, 2022, 17:24 A new wave of Covid-19 is sweeping across Europe driven by Omicron mutations, an EU Medicines Agency official has warned. Head of vaccines at the agency, Marco Cavaleri, has said "the increase in transmission among older age groups is starting to translate into severe disease". In April, the EMA advised people aged over 80 to get a second vaccine booster. Now, they recommend people aged between 60-79 and medically vulnerable of any age to get the booster. On June 30, the World Health Organisation said the number of new cases globally had risen 18% in the previous week, with more than 4.1 million casesreported. Source: ՀՀ ԱՆ |
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