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Re: Coronavirus
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Originally Posted by Pierre
You sure about that, such statements on this forum need to backed up with a citation - it’s not Facebook.
As of last month advice was that you are only contagious for around 14 days after recovering from Covid 19. https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/nat...ring-covid-19/
if you have immunity you are no longer a viable host
twaddle.
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I think the answer to that is "no one is quite sure, yet".
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-...nt-reinfection
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Another critical question she's zeroing in on is whether people who become immune are still capable of spreading the virus.
"Because you might be immune, you might have protected yourself against the virus," she says, "but it still might be in your body and you're giving it to others."
It would have huge public health implications if it turns out people can still spread the disease after they've recovered. Studies from China and South Korea seemed to suggest this was possible, though further studies have cast doubt on that as a significant feature of the disease.
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Here’s hoping "not".
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