Another UCSF immunologist here:https://twitter.com/maelig/status/1284229641205542912?s=20 …
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Some more discussion if you want to watch yesterday's UCSF Grand Rounds on YouTube here:https://twitter.com/Bob_Wachter/status/1283970897322246145 …
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feels like the east coast keeping cases down despite reopening is a sign that this might not be true? Eg some immunity effect still active ~3-5mo in.
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Basically we may need new COVID jabs every winter like we do with flu.
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This seems like a conclusion utterly unsupported by any evidence. There seems to be consensus that antibody count does not necessarily correlate with immunity, and this is the normal case. This smells of a parallel construction of a justification.
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Yes. We don’t know how long immunity will last for most people. Looking at antibody counts is not enough. Your body can produce antibodies quickly if it needs to. That said people are getting reinfected. We just don’t how widespread it is.
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Vaccines.. will likely need more frequent boosters until pandemic co trolled.
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Surprisingly no mention of this on /r/covid19 (great subreddit that is science focused) lot of other good news on that front page right now
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yeah, this does not at all reflect the consensus. the consensus seems to be that reinfection is likely possible but that immunological memory is extremely robust.
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"consensus seems to be... immunological memory is extremely robust" do you have actual citations for this?
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