How severe would a new covid variant be? - Louise Dyson | SBIDER presents - Episode 1

SBIDER presents
30/05/2022 21 min Episodio 2
How severe would a new covid variant be? - Louise Dyson | SBIDER presents - Episode 1

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Dr Louise Dyson discusses the research article “Possible future waves of SARS-CoV-2 infection generated by variants of concern with a range of characteristics”. Dr Robin Thompson describes the activities of the Royal Society RAMP initiative.

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