We've swung from "it's just the flu/don't be alarmist" to "it's a supermutantninjavirus there is nothing we can do" sensationalism/fatalism a little too fast for my taste.https://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1257691501213057024 …
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Immunity is only one unknown. Others were/are: are children really safe (it seems not), are there long-term consequences (seems so, even though they seem kinder than with SARS), what makes a person more fragile (for now, old age or a penis)... Hence prevention should prevail
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Likely is immunity but how long it lasts is going to vary considerably by individual. The immune system response seems to depend on the severity of the disease and mild cases seem to develop only a weak antibody response. Antibodies to coronaviruses in general wane over time
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There's good science that it is not a fast mutator. That's why outside the pandemic cores, we could have effectively addressed the viral contagion with testing from early days, if the leadership had been there to organize testing. But we'll have chances in the future.
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