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It might, however, protect against infection by a related, worse virus. As well as it often being safer to be infected earlier in life than later on (which requ
by ynfnehf 6y ago
It might, however, protect against infection by a related, worse virus. As well as it often being safer to be infected earlier in life than later on (which requires a fair amount of spread along children). There is a related hygiene hypothesis for polio, but luckily we don't have to deal with that anymore.
On the whole, eradicating the flu and colds would probably (in my opinion) be a net positive, but you have to be a bit careful with these things.
- lultimouomo 6y ago> It might, however, protect against infection by a related, worse virus. It might, but it's not what the linked article is about.