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By the time we identify it, it's already gone global.' And that happened since the beginning with the original variant that came out of central China. Hotez: Well, for instance, a lot is being made to the fact that now the Omicron variant is in multiple European countries, in Hong Kong and Australia and Canada, and it's likely in the United States and to which I say, 'Well, that's been true of just about every variant we've had. I actually read already this morning in an interview you'd done in the Houston Chronicle and I was really struck by, something I've learned from you and that you hit on in this article, which is about the predictability of a new variant. This is a topic being discussed around the world on Omicron.

you're bouncing from interview to interview. Hotez: I think there's, it just the anti-vaxxers for figured out how to generate that lightning, so bad about it. Unger: Well, maybe that lightning was portended of something coming, which we're now in the middle of. So that was, and the mayor was terrific, so that was great. But at least the beginning part was a lot of fun and very meaningful to be recognized by my city. Hotez: That was very exciting, except there was lightning as it was about to begin and so we had to shut it all down. I think there was one other thing we needed to add to your bio, which is grand marshall of Houston's Thanksgiving Day parade since we last met, how was that?ĭr. I'm Todd Unger, AMA's chief experience officer in Chicago. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine and co-director of the Texas Children's Hospital for Vaccine Development in Houston, for discussion about, what else? Omicron variant and what it means for the months ahead. Unger: Hello, this is the American Medical Association's COVID-19 Update video and podcast.

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