01-04-2021, 09:38 PM
I have a question. Why is a vaccine more reliable than having had it? They say we don’t know that having had it protects you for very long. Why do the vaccine anti-bodies, I’m assuming, last longer? Or why are they sure about the vaccine anti-bodies and not sure about the anti-bodies produced from having it?
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