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Emerging cases of Covid-19 reinfection suggest herd immunity is wishful thinking. It seems like you can catch Covid-19 a second time, and it may be worst than the first. “Wait. I can catch Covid twice?” my 50-year-old patient asked in disbelief. It was the beginning of July, and he had just tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, for a second time — three months after a previous infection. Vox My patient caught Covid-19 twice. So long to herd immunity hopes.
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Emerging cases of Covid-19 reinfection suggest herd immunity is wishful thinking. It seems like you can catch Covid-19 a second time, and it may be worst than the first. “Wait. I can catch Covid twice?” my 50-year-old patient asked in disbelief. It was the beginning of July, and he had just tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, for a second time — three months after a previous infection. Vox My patient caught Covid-19 twice. So long to herd immunity hopes.
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Emerging cases of Covid-19 reinfection suggest herd immunity is wishful thinking.
It seems like you can catch Covid-19 a second time, and it may be worst than the first.
“Wait. I can catch Covid twice?” my 50-year-old patient asked in disbelief. It was the beginning of July, and he had just tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, for a second time — three months after a previous infection.
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