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Some people have been infected multiple times

Posted on: April 5, 2021 at 10:14:35 CT

Eggs MU

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but it appear statistically rare. Like you said, we don't really know any more about the length of vaccine effectiveness than that.

What happens if over time, vaccines show to start losing their effectiveness at 8 months (insert whatever amount of time here, the length isn't the point)? Is it going to become like a 2nd driver's license that requires updating all the time?

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Another vaccine question I've had - Eggs MU - 4/5 10:06:30

what is your antibody titer? - Ace AU - 4/5 10:21:41

ooooh, good science word. - dangertim MU

- 4/5 10:26:21

This was not the titers I was expecting (nm) - Panthera MU - 4/5 10:31:02

right, if somebody has had COVID - Sal CMSU - 4/5 10:08:18

There is some question to how long the antibodies stay - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/5 10:08:14

The focus on antibodies is silly. Memory cells exist after - TigerMatt STL - 4/5 11:47:55

Some people have been infected multiple times - Eggs MU - 4/5 10:14:35

dead on and why it is worthless (nm) - TigerFan92 STL - 4/5 10:46:35

RE: Some people have been infected multiple times - MOCO SON MU - 4/5 10:16:15