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Innate and Adaptive Subsystems of Immunity
Our immune system is a network of biological processes that protect us from diseases. But…
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Does This Speak to an Eventual End Game?
It is tempting to reach out to any hope when we are in a pandemic.…
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Lessons from South Africa’s Omicron Outbreak
South Africa’s Omicron outbreak accelerated rapidly, although the hospital load has been surprisingly low. While…
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Pfizer Strong Enough to Curb Severe Disease
South African research continues to advance our understanding of Omicron, where the first known outbreak…
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New Insights into Living with Omicron Variant
Sarah Palmer is a virologist at Westmead Institute Centre for Virus Research in Sydney, Australia.…
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The Endemic Future of COVID Emerging
An epidemic is a disease in a particular area that spreads at an unexpectedly high…
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Immunity Continues After Vaccinations Wane
Many recent studies agree Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines lose some effectiveness over time. Although…
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Vaccinated People May Not Offer Protection
We had believed it was somehow safer to be in company of vaccinated people. In…
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European Union COVID-19 Vaccine Passport
There’s been much talk about vaccine passports lately, especially how they would apply to people…
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Correlates of Protection And Vaccine Certainty
Correlates of protection are measurable signs of immunity to a particular pathogen, for example the…