Per the Washington Post just two days ago [1], there have been just 71 confirmed reinfections worldwide, which is why I made that claim. Unless half of those ca

Per the Washington Post just two days ago [1], there have been just 71 confirmed reinfections worldwide, which is why I made that claim. Unless half of those came from that study, I’m not really sure how to square this. I disagree with your assessment of P.1 immune escape being “very substantial” based on those in vitro results. It’s on par with the UK variant, which has no evidence - real world or otherwise - or reputation at all for widespread reinfection or vaccine escape. Never mind that in vitro results don’t even tell the whole story of an in vivo immune response. To be perfectly honest, I’m struggling to see how you’re making that claim. [1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/can-you-get-covid-twice-what-reinfection-cases-really-mean/2021/04/11/1c738674-9b29-11eb-b2f5-7d2f0182750d_story.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/can-you-get-covid-tw...