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I wouldn’t say it’s entirely unconcerning. Especially if reinfected patients can still spread the virus. This could really prolong the whole mess until full dep
by thewarrior 6y ago
I wouldn’t say it’s entirely unconcerning. Especially if reinfected patients can still spread the virus. This could really prolong the whole mess until full deployment of a vaccine.
- tinus_hn 6y agoHow would a vaccine help if reinfections are possible?
- thewarrior 6y agoBecause the reinfected people wouldn’t die.
- DanBC 6y agoReinfection appears rare. Vaccination slows the rate of transmission and so protects people who are high risk of death and harm while everyone else gets on with life.