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DR. FAHMI FARAH – OMICRON VARIANT UPDATE 12 11 21
DR. FAHMI FARAH – OMICRON VARIANT UPDATE 12 11 21
DR. FAHMI FARAH – OMICRON VARIANT UPDATE 12 11 21
Monday 13th December 2021
Dr. Fahmi Farah discusses the Omicron variant on 'American Medicine Today', covering vaccines, contagiousness, and holiday safety tips.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Fahmi Farah Talks Omicron: What You Need to Know
Vaccines are going to be very important for us... it's a clear message that the vaccine and the booster shot is going to be very important for us to continue, and we are at a good place in terms of where we were when we first started, even last year, in terms of fighting this, this pandemic.
Picture the scene: you're gearing up for the holidays, but there's a new COVID-19 variant making headlines. In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', Dr. Fahmi Farah, a cardiologist at Baylor-Scott-White, sits down with the hosts to break down the latest on the Omicron variant. Is it more contagious? How severe is it? Dr. Farah addresses these pressing questions and more. He emphasizes the critical role of vaccines and booster shots, especially with holiday gatherings on the horizon.
The discussion also tackles the debate between natural immunity and vaccination, shedding light on why relying solely on natural immunity might not be the best strategy. With a mix of expert insights and practical advice, this episode aims to equip you with the knowledge to navigate this phase of the pandemic safely. Tune in for a conversation that's both informative and timely, offering a clear picture of what to expect and how to protect yourself and your loved ones.