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6. Chances are any reinfection will be less severe.

Wed May 6, 2020, 03:02 PM

May 2020

The body has dealt with it before and knows how to create antibodies to it.

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Los Alamos Nat'l Lab report shows dominant COVID-19 strain [View all] Quixote1818 May 2020 OP

silly people truth is only true if it is based in conservative ideology. Thomas Hurt May 2020 #1

this is a serious problem 0rganism May 2020 #2

Don't worry HarlanPepper May 2020 #13

oh i dunno, i think it's a fantastic time to worry 0rganism May 2020 #18

Fear is exciting. HarlanPepper May 2020 #19

Oh, Newest Reality May 2020 #3

So is it real science Chainfire May 2020 #4

Horrible news but not surprising. It IS a "cold" virus after all. Hortensis May 2020 #5

Chances are any reinfection will be less severe. roamer65 May 2020 #6

I 100% agree. I would not be too worried about this. nt Quixote1818 May 2020 #7

Yeah but they can still infect others. That's the danger. Solomon May 2020 #9

+1 uponit7771 May 2020 #10

You are spreading dangerous misinformation from an inconclusive study Fiendish Thingy May 2020 #8

+1, I truly hate the "scoop" mentality of the M$M uponit7771 May 2020 #11

I think the TV stations use of "can reinfect" is wrong muriel_volestrangler May 2020 #14

I've tweeted the article to the Dr. Rasmussen mentioned above muriel_volestrangler May 2020 #17

K&R SheltieLover May 2020 #16