The opposite view was a mainstream media narrative last year, in that a suggestion as such was very widely reported:
'The rapid waning of antibodies did not necessarily have implications for the efficacy of vaccine candidates currently in clinical trials, Imperial’s [Wendy] Barclay said.'
“A good vaccine may well be better than natural immunity,” she said.
'The rapid waning of antibodies did not necessarily have implications for the efficacy of vaccine candidates currently in clinical trials, Imperial’s [Wendy] Barclay said.'
“A good vaccine may well be better than natural immunity,” she said.
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