Any idea why?

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Any idea why?

Steve Bucci says:

August 31, 2021 at 12:51 PM

Why wont the CDC or WHO recognize natural immunity post infection ?? I think I have a good idea as to why...

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- money?
  
  Dwight Ott says:
  
  August 31, 2021 at 8:11 PM
  
  money?
  
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  - Uh... no
    
    Brian Hu says:
    
    September 2, 2021 at 10:20 PM
    
    FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines are completely free. This is about safety, not money. The CDC is nonprofit and distributes vaccines to states and communities.
    
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    - Nothing in life is FREE
      
      John Doe says:
      
      September 4, 2021 at 6:35 AM
      
      Your taxes pay for it, so not it's not free.
      When Big Pharma gives out vaccines for free and assumes all liability for death/injury from said vaccine, only then could it be trusted.
      
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    - I hope you aren't so naive to believe that. The pharma companies got paid
      
      Ailsa Nordstrom says:
      
      September 4, 2021 at 9:30 PM
      
      I hope you aren't so naive to believe that. The pharma companies got paid by the government for their doses. Taxpayer money. It IS about money.
      
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      - It is even worse than that... hospitals in the US get paid 30,000 for every
        
        Yirmin Snipe says:
        
        September 7, 2021 at 6:44 AM
        
        It is even worse than that... hospitals in the US get paid 30,000 for every patient they hook up to a ventilator... doesn't matter if the patient dies 1 minute after they are hooked up they hospital automatically fills out the forms showing they hooked someone up and get 30,000 dollars. This of course ignores the fact that ventilators have been shown to make things worse in covid patients, but the you make money when you do it so we have a very high instance of ventilated covid patients.
        
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- They did
  
  Brian Hu says:
  
  September 2, 2021 at 10:16 PM
  
  The entire point of the article was to debunk the rumor that natural immunity is more effective after you've already been infected. The article leads with the sentence "A new study from Israel suggests immunity gained after recovering from a bout of COVID-19 is more protective against the new Delta variant than vaccine-induced immunity." And the rest of the article addresses this rumor with an experiment to back it up.
  
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  - Read your comment again. Your rumor statement is redundant at best. You
    
    Jenni Talbot says:
    
    September 12, 2021 at 6:45 PM
    
    Read your comment again. Your rumor statement is redundant at best. You quote the article correctly afterwords, making it clear that the article says natural immunity from prior infection is stronger than vaccine protection against the disease, but that is not what your initial statement says. The "rumor that natural immunity is more effective after you've already been infected." And they did say that your natural immunity will be stronger after vaccination with first dose, but your immunity is already stronger with prior disease than those with no prior infection but vaccine-induced immunity.
    
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