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Yeah I suppose it comes down to what people are expected to actually do with the information. It's one thing to have a message "if you get covid, and come out
by brianmcc 5y ago
Yeah I suppose it comes down to what people are expected to actually do with the information.
It's one thing to have a message "if you get covid, and come out OK, the silver lining is some ongoing immunity".
I'm not sure there's any other take: "get covid to avoid getting covid" doesn't really work.
Finally I imagine there's a bit of ongoing analysis, the science on antibodies and other immune responses vs actual real world protection perhaps not concluded. Not least due to the future emergence of new variants which could substantially change things for either the better or for the worse.