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Old 04-08-2021, 12:48   #6821
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Re: Coronavirus

I still think that once we can lower the (critical) hospitalisation levels of known variants that unless new variants are markedly different it's possible our body's own systems will get to recognise CV19 variant and deal with it. Yes I know I've said it before!



CV19 is novel in "all" it's forms so has hit badly. We vaccinate as we can to protect the NHS mostly so systems can cope but our own immune systems aren't simply passive. They will learn what CV19 type viruses look like. There maybe some illness and it will be a good idea to get boosters but we can't live in fear of the next wave all the time.
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