Exposure is inevitable. Infection is not. Both lead to immunity.
I love your post but suggest using the word "exposed" rather than "infected" to reflect what ideally happens to many healthy people who encounter this virus, especially children. (I have anecdotal experience with the youth in my own family who never were symptomatic but lab …
Exposure is inevitable. Infection is not. Both lead to immunity.
I love your post but suggest using the word "exposed" rather than "infected" to reflect what ideally happens to many healthy people who encounter this virus, especially children. (I have anecdotal experience with the youth in my own family who never were symptomatic but lab tests show mounted an immune response.)
Exposure is inevitable. Infection is not. Both lead to immunity.
I love your post but suggest using the word "exposed" rather than "infected" to reflect what ideally happens to many healthy people who encounter this virus, especially children. (I have anecdotal experience with the youth in my own family who never were symptomatic but lab tests show mounted an immune response.)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC7979809/