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> "The C.D.C. recommends vaccines even for people who have been infected with the virus. Some evidence suggests a prior infection offers less protection than a
by mandmandam 5y ago
> "The C.D.C. recommends vaccines even for people who have been infected with the virus. Some evidence suggests a prior infection offers less protection than a vaccine, particularly against variants like Delta."
Does it really? I've not seen any such evidence, and have a hard time believing it. It sure doesn't help that there's no link or mention of what this evidence might be.
- jinpa_zangpo 5y agoWhen I've asked the question, the answer offered is that vaccines produce higher antigen levels than natural immunity. However, I don't believe this is evidence that vaccines produce longer lasting immunity.