No vaccine needed for those who’ve had COVID-19, Cleveland Clinic study says (9/11, world)
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Its funny when something is in conflict with the narrative "everyone must be vaccinated", its "we just dont know enough yet"
but when promoting the narrative, all potential negatives are waved away or dismissed
That's false, and it's not funny. Most of the negatives that are being raised by the anti-vaxxers are decidedly on the dodgy side, so they can be rationally waved away or dismissed.
Right, but it's a standardized dose so they are better able to measure it and figure out whether a booster shot is needed. With the normal immune response, it's more random.
For all other viruses, natural immunity is at least as good but usually superior to vaccine induced immunity so I don’t know why we are even playing this game and pretending that natural immunity isn’t good enough.
For all other viruses, natural immunity is at least as good but usually superior to vaccine induced immunity so I don’t know why we are even playing this game and pretending that natural immunity isn’t good enough.
That isn't true for every virus, and this isn't a game.
What will determine our future with the virus is how long protective immunity lasts. For severe coronaviruses like MERS and the original SARS, it persists for at least a couple of years. For the milder coronaviruses that cause common colds, it disappears within a year. It’s reasonable to guess that the duration of immunity against SARS-CoV-2 lies within those extremes, and that it would vary a lot, much like everything else about this virus. “Everyone wants to know,” says Nina Le Bert from the Duke-NUS in Singapore. “We don’t have the answer.”
For all other viruses, natural immunity is at least as good but usually superior to vaccine induced immunity so I don’t know why we are even playing this game and pretending that natural immunity isn’t good enough.
As a child, I had both red measles, German measles, chicken pox, and mumps. Still the MMR was required before attending medical school.
Those who refuse the COVID vaccination can expect denial of entry into many colleges and jobs. Their choice not to be vaccinated just as it is the choice of colleges and employers not to accept them.
As a child, I had both red measles, German measles, chicken pox, and mumps. Still the MMR was required before attending medical school.
Those who refuse the COVID vaccination can expect denial of entry into many colleges and jobs. Their choice not to be vaccinated just as it is the choice of colleges and employers not to accept them.
End of story.
nope; intentional violations, protests, lawsuits,etc., all to follow
As a child, I had both red measles, German measles, chicken pox, and mumps. Still the MMR was required before attending medical school.
Those who refuse the COVID vaccination can expect denial of entry into many colleges and jobs. Their choice not to be vaccinated just as it is the choice of colleges and employers not to accept them.
End of story.
The requirement for you to get the MMR vaccines in spite of having immunity was not science based.
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