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Per the article > "Michael Schmueck-Henneresse of Charité University Medicine Berlin, who led today’s study, said that he was initially surprised by the 96% fin
by jonwachob91 8y ago
Per the article > "Michael Schmueck-Henneresse of Charité University Medicine Berlin, who led today’s study, said that he was initially surprised by the 96% finding. “But it made sense because the Streptococcus pyogenes bacterium is one of the most common causes for bacterial infections in humans and we have all been through multiple infections and potentially even been colonized by it,” "
- wernercd 8y ago> we have all been through multiple infections Does that mean it could be used when young, before the immune system is primed?