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Google Scholar reports about 8.390 uses of the phrase "sterilizing immunity"; the frequency suggests it is a common phrase: > Sterilizing immunity is a unique immune status, which prevents effective virus infection into the hos
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> Seems to underscore my point that the available information about immunity longevity is mixed at best The currently available information shows mixed evidence. But the vaccine campaign began in December/January 2021. Back then,
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> It continues: “In primary schools, the use of face masks is recommended for teachers and other adults when physical distancing cannot be guaranteed, but it is not recommended for students.” This quote is from the first version of the E
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> Preventing COVID-19 will not only provide direct health benefits to children 5 to <12 years of age, but indirect educational and social development benefits can be anticipated based on alleviating the disruption to in-person educati
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> From the viewpoint of our innate capacities for cooperation, both [INSERT NAME OF LEADER]’s practical responses and his emotional framing are to be expected. We do not need to see these actions in a negative or even authoritarian light
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NYTimes, June 28, 2021 [1]: > Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines Likely to Produce Lasting Immunity, Study Finds > The vaccines made by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna set off a persistent immune reaction in the body that may protect against the