Flint epidemiologist talks about catching omicron at super spreader event - despite being vaccinated
It turns out she was positive along with the bride and groom and a dozen medical professionals who work at Kaiser Permanente's Oakland Medical Center, that is now attributed to creating an omicron super-spreader event. California health officials confirm those infected medical workers tested negative the week before, but ended up exposing nearly 40 of their co-workers and patients.
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Flint epidemiologist talks about catching omicron at super spreader event - despite being vaccinated

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