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Can’t find a source atm (it was some video presentation from a biological researcher recently) but I heard that the level of antibodies you get from a vaccine i
by vineyardmike 6y ago
Can’t find a source atm (it was some video presentation from a biological researcher recently) but I heard that the level of antibodies you get from a vaccine is a multiple higher than from a prior infection.
Also, the infection supposedly only protects you for a short period of time (clear since re-infection is possible).
Also we don’t have much data on how a prior-infected person can spread the virus as a carrier. We have this same concern with the vaccine.
Edit: when we see that certain professions have special rules, it’s more likely that they just got special permission since the job is important not that they have different biological safety.
- bserge 6y agoThat's interesting, first time I hear about it. I did read it protects from more variants. And it's the Igg antibodies that protect from re-infection, but only for 3-6 months at most. Some say it's the same for the vaccine, so it will likely need to be a regular thing, like flu shots.