First Omicron Covid-19 Case Confirmed in U.S., CDC Says

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First Omicron Covid-19 Case Confirmed in U.S., CDC Says
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The CDC has confirmed a person in California has contracted the Omicron Covid-19 variant, but reportedly only suffered mild symptoms and is improving.

variant in the United States, although the patient, who is fully vaccinated, has reportedly only suffered mild symptoms and is improving.

The case was confirmed by the California and San Francisco Departments of Public Health. The individual had returned from a trip to South Africa on Nov. 22, and the person has been quarantining since testing positive. All of their close contacts have been contacted and tested negative for Covid.was named a “variant of concern” by both the World Health Organization and the United States at the end of November, although researchers are still trying to determine the extent of the threat it poses.

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