Connect the Dots: COVID-19 immunity
UP HERE OVER THE NEXT HOUR OR SO. EVERYTHING IS FORGOTTON LEVEL SAME WITH 40 AND L’ECOLE HIGHWAY LESLI. ALL RIGHT. I THANK YOU IF YOU HATE SHOTS WE HAVE SOME GOOD NEWS FOR YOU THIS MORNING. YOU MAY NOT NEED TO GET A BOOSTER SHOT LATER THIS YEAR BUT THIS DOESN’T APPLY TO EVERYONE. WE CONNECT THE DOTS >>. RESEARCHERS HAVE FOUND PEOPLE WHO RECOVERED FROM COVID THEN WERE VACCINATED COULD HAVE LONG LASTING IMMUNITY AND WILL PROBABLY NOT NEED BOOSTER SHOTS. UNFORTUNATELY THE SAME IS PROBABLY NOT TRUE FOR PEOPLE WHO JUST HAVE THE VACCINE OR PEOPLE WHO RECOVERED FROM COVID BUT AREN’T VACCINATED >>. THE NEW RESEARCHERS FROM TWO STUDIES THAT LOOKED AT CORONAVIRUS IMMUNITY ONE PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL OF NATURE FOUND THAT CELLS IN YOUR BONE MARROW REMEMBER COVID AND CAN TURN OUT ANTIBODIES WHEN NEEDED. THE OTHER FOUND IT MEMORY B CELLS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM ARE STILL GOING STRONG A YEAR AFTER INFECTION. THE PROBLEM WITH VIRUSES IS THEY’RE ALWAYS CHANGING AND THOSE VARIANTS CAN EVADE THAT HARD WON IMMUNITY. BUT ACCORDING TO THIS RESEARCH, THE IMMUNE RESPONSE HCREATED BY A PREVIOUS INFECTION AND THE VACCINE IS SO STRONG IT CAN FIGHT VARIANTS. BUT IF YOU
