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So much for herd immunity...
Japan is reporting its first case of a person becoming reinfected with the coronavirus after showing signs they had fully recovered #coronavirushttps://thehill.com/changing-america/well-being/prevention-cures/484942-japan-confirms-first-case-of-person-reinfected …
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This is why I think Japan’s blind confidence in the Olympics going ahead is delusional
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A dormant virus is the worst nightmare, you never part with it. The world has got a serious problem if this is the case with Covid.
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It’s not reinfection but that it can lay dormant for awhile and then flare up again, though, right? It’s still worrying but not quite as
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Yeah so maybe just don't be too gung-ho about catching it. (I am thinking about chickenpox + shingles: a relatively harmless virus, but it lives in your body for decades and can cause new symptoms in later life.)
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Like China. There are two known
#COVIDー19 strands. It may mutate like influenza. It is too early to say.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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So much for herd immunity
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I had understood that covid19 is actually two strains. If so then a reinfection seems plausible. Anyone know if this is correct?
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there was discussion about this by someone on this list. https://twitter.com/i/lists/1220869298631200769?s=20 … I think the conclusion was that they're superficial but useful for tracing history.
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Thank you. I needed this today. I still had the faintest spark of optimism left. Glad that's been appropriately extinguished. For a moment I'd forgotten it was 2020.
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