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I don't know who you are wanting to be "fair" to here. The stronger evidence seems to be on the side immunity.
by jsight 7y ago
I don't know who you are wanting to be "fair" to here. The stronger evidence seems to be on the side immunity.
- dwaltrip 7y agoDo you have links to solid evidence? I saw an article from an expert (I'm blanking on the specific article right now) that other "cov" viruses are known to have a limited immunity that lasts for possibly several weeks or so.
- jsight 7y agoI wouldn't bet on "solid" evidence for a while. Hang around the /r/covid19 subreddit for the latest data. There have been very few reported cases of someone getting it again and of those a lot of evidence points to relapse rather than reinfection. Given the large # of cases and their high concentrations in specific places, it seems likely that we would see many cases of reinfection if previous patients weren't immune.