COVID-19 >> New Drug Death & adverse reaction VACCINE TRACKING thread...!!

[Anonymous]

From typical results of antibody tests, you are likely very low in antibodies after that time period = very little if even any protection



Was it in OZ that early? First cases reported here were Jan 2020 0r unknown until mid  February +



This ain't the measles

Seoul said he had some antibodies, but they were down and it wasn't as long ago as DD.

[cc]

Yes. I recall that. They know for sure now that having covid does not usually provide  long term protection

[Anonymous]

New Zealand, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan -- all relatively successful at preventing large-scale outbreaks -- have each vaccinated less than 4% of their populations. Australia, which once planned to have its population vaccinated by the end of this year, now says it won't be setting any targets. As of April 12, Australia had vaccinated just 1.2 million people -- less than 5% of its population. New Zealand is the second lowest in the OECD in terms of the number of Covid-19 vaccines administered.

[Frood]

Yes. I recall that. They know for sure now that having covid does not usually provide  long term protection

T cell reactivity has been shown to exist much much longer than antibodies...

[cc]

You're slithering



Bottom line .. protection via infection is short lived ... period  [size=200].[/size]

[Frood]

:001_rolleyes:



Nobody knows actually... there is some evidence that exposures to the other corona viruses produces previously dormant T cell reactions when encountering covid19...

[Anonymous]

You're slithering



Bottom line .. protection via infection is short lived ... period  [size=200].[/size]

People that get infected a second time usually only develop mild symptoms I thought.

[cc]

You're slithering



Bottom line .. protection via infection is short lived ... period  [size=200].[/size]

People that get infected a second time usually only develop mild symptoms I thought.

True when within the initial period the body retains higher levels of protection right after infection. As those levels fade, not so much.



It's all about the the known decreasing levels after being infected ... levels that may also apply to vaccines to a degree also.



I'm expecting vaccines to be  something like flu shots which need to be updated for both strength & new variants to be effective long term - Only time will tell how long vaccines remain effective

[Frood]

No thanks... kill yourself with that rat poison, cc....

[Anonymous]

You're slithering



Bottom line .. protection via infection is short lived ... period  [size=200].[/size]

People that get infected a second time usually only develop mild symptoms I thought.

True when within the initial period the body retains higher levels of protection right after infection. As those levels fade, not so much.



It's all about the the known decreasing levels after being infected ... levels that may also apply to vaccines to a degree also.



I'm expecting vaccines to be  something like flu shots which need to be updated for both strength & new variants to be effective long term - Only time will tell how long vaccines remain effective

I recall Seoul saying he only needs one dosage and he would be that last group to get it.

[Frood]

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[Anonymous]

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Sinovac is the best.

 

[Frood]

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Sinovac is the best.

 

Students and workers from China are afraid of the CCP here....

[Anonymous]

The coronavirus is the longest lasting thing that was made in China.

 

[Anonymous]

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Is Melbourne about five percent white now.