Andrey (azangru) wrote,
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"Contracting coronavirus gives at least as good an immune defence against future infections as a vaccine", writes the Times.



Is there any infectious disease for which that wouldn't be the case, I wonder? A disease for which a recovery from natural infections would leave a weaker immunity than a vaccine? If not, why would the Times even bother to state the obvious? If yes, what are those diseases?
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