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Nonhlanhla

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14. As I understand it

Reply to leftstreet (Reply #13)

Wed Mar 11, 2020, 09:28 PM

Mar 2020

Once a significant percentage of the population had it, the spread slows down since the have immunity.

Let’s hope those stories of reinfection were just misreadings.

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Talk to me when you have a working vaccine deployed widely [View all] intrepidity Mar 2020 OP

Why would you think there will be a vaccine? Groundhawg Mar 2020 #1

True. I have faith there will eventually be one, however effective intrepidity Mar 2020 #3

Eventually there will be some herd immunity Nonhlanhla Mar 2020 #2

Documented cases of reinfection are very concerning nt intrepidity Mar 2020 #4

Hogwash! Groundhawg Mar 2020 #5

So what precisely is hogwash? Nonhlanhla Mar 2020 #6

Post 2 said this could have been prevented. Hogwash Groundhawg Mar 2020 #7

It could have Nonhlanhla Mar 2020 #8

Why haven't any other countries been able to prevent the virus? Groundhawg Mar 2020 #9

You're missing my point Nonhlanhla Mar 2020 #10

I got your point . You said the spread was preventable Groundhawg Mar 2020 #16

Is that what's happening in China? leftstreet Mar 2020 #11

I doubt it (nt) Nonhlanhla Mar 2020 #12

Does herd immunity take a lot longer? leftstreet Mar 2020 #13

As I understand it Nonhlanhla Mar 2020 #14

Thanks n/t leftstreet Mar 2020 #15