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Makes no sense, your immunes, either by vaccine or prior infection fought off by the immune systems are the best to have., Those with active infections are the
by aurizon 7y ago
Makes no sense, your immunes, either by vaccine or prior infection fought off by the immune systems are the best to have., Those with active infections are the ones to be rejected. I think the article needs to be reworded to clarify and the tests for virus presence = infectious need to be separated from tests for neutralizing antigens = immune?
- serf 7y ago>Makes no sense, your immunes, either by vaccine or prior infection fought off by the immune systems are the best to have. there is a lot of literature that suggests permanent physical damaged related to covid-19.[0] Maybe that reasoning is related. [0]:https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/coronavirus/what-coronavirus-does-to-the-lungs https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseas...
- aurizon 7y agoYes, An disease related enduring disability would be grounds to keep that person out of the services, one legged, deaf, etc., SARS-2 or otherwise.