Martin Kulldorff on Twitter: "To minimize hospital-acquired infections, hospitals should actively seek to hire staff with what is superior natural immunity from prior Covid disease and use them for their most vulnerable patients. https://t.co/P3TMe0l4tJ"

@MartinKulldorff

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1. Food Before Pills‏ @foodbeforepills Oct 1
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  That would be the logical thing to do and based on science.
  
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1. Amutor Magic‏ @AmutorM Oct 1
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1. Following With Questions‏ @following_with Oct 1
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  I was wondering a year ago why even restaurants and grocery stores weren't giving priority to hiring people with natural immunity. We got that very wrong indeed.
  
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1. クリスティーナ ‏ @arbriterfire Oct 1
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  I’ve always had blood titers run during the hiring process to determine immunity. They should do the same with covid if it’s that important.
  
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1. David J‏ @DavidJ39801368 Oct 1
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  Smart if the goal is to take care of the most vulnerable.
  
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1. Rikard Hellqvist‏ @r_hellqvist Oct 1
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  Vad menar du med det, Martin?
  
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1. Dr Ilham Abuljadayel‏ @ilhamabuljadaye Oct 1
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  Even Ebola survivors still immune to virus after 40 years . What science they following ???!!! https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-017-08664-w …
  
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1. TJ‏ @TSJ55 Oct 1
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  Interesting right? B/c in the beginning, weren't they trying to figure out how to take blood from naturally infected, and share w/ those who had not yet been infected to take advantage of the antibodies?
  
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