Study: Omicron BQ, XBB Subvariants Pose Serious Threat To Boosters, Beating Antibody Treatments
Scientists found that the BQ and XBB subvariants are “barely susceptible to neutralization” by the vaccines, including the new omicron boosters.
- December 15,2022 | ISSN 1940-6967
- American Society of Registered Nurses ®
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In This Issue
- Study: Omicron BQ, XBB Subvariants Pose Serious Threat To Boosters, Beating Antibody Treatments
- Nurses Occupy 5 Of The 30 Most Stressful Jobs In The US
- Physician Secrets That Nurses Need To Know
- CDC: More Than 9 In 10 Kids Have Survived At Least One Bout With Covid
- The Christmas Miracle And The Music Box
- Study: Loss Of Smell, Taste From Covid Is Good News For Survivors
- Lead, Cadmium Found In Every Bar Of Dark Chocolate Tested, Including; Hershey's, Lindt, Godiva
- Nurses No Longer Employed After Viral 'Icks' Video On TikTok
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