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There's a couple ways that 'reinfection' could be reported right? - The test may have had a false negative - The viral load was low due to anti-virals, and su
by dpbriggs 7y ago
There's a couple ways that 'reinfection' could be reported right?
- The test may have had a false negative
- The viral load was low due to anti-virals, and subsequently re-surged once off them
- The person has a compromised immune system and cannot form proper immunity.
- outworlder 7y agoSARS immunity was short-lived. Less than one year. Even in healthy individuals.
- dpbriggs 7y agoThat's unfortunate. I did not know that
- cecja 7y agoThere was no paper no study not even a report. It's just an urban legend. Today a chinese paper got released in which they tested it on 4 resos apes. After 28 days and a shot of the virus with a 10e6 viral load. Showed no reinfection. That's the only scientfic study we have right now.