Anyone else dealing with the new Covid variant?
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Comments (77)That's a very big "IF", and we have no reason to expect the antibodies after an infection to a) be long lasting, and b) be effective against future variants. ^^^^Not true. eta: Antibodies may not be active, but the Memory B cells and T cells will activate your antibodies, which provide immunity and have been lasting as long as the naturally-infected person has had it so far, from the beginning of Covid, and with a high probability, your B cells and T cells will remember for years. Since Covid hasn't been around "for years" yet, we can only go by what has been going on the last year and half or so. But, the naturally-infected are showing they are STiLL immune all during this time. Interesting journal regarding - U.S./CDC is not being as transparent as other countries on natural immunity https://www.bmj.com/content/374/bmj.n2101 We know, with respect to Delta, that protection from previous infection is many times weaker than protection from vaccination. ^^^^Not true. eta: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.20.21255670v1.full.pdf This study shows: Vaccination was highly effective - Estimated efficacy for documented infection of 92·8%; Hospitalization 94·2%; Severe illness 94·4% Protection from prior SARS-CoV-2 infection - Estimated efficacy for documented infection of 94·8%; Hospitalization 94·1%; Severe illness 96·4%; Ministry of Health during summer surge Between 5 July and 3 August (over half a million infected but unvaccinated) Just 1% of weekly new cases were in people who had previously had covid-19 Dvir Aran, biomedical data, Technion–Israel Institute of Technology. These numbers look very low, the data suggest that the recovered have better protection than people who were vaccinated. And, something I have been worried about for some time now, the Systemic side-effects from the vaccine were more common in people previously infected. ______________________________________________________ My view is, any policy that doesn't consider natural immunity is effectively anti-scientific. This is what the CDC is doing, being anti-scientific and politically biased....See MoreJudi
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