Dr. Barry Dworkin

The assumption that having had Omicron confers long-term immunity especially for the unvaccinated is not necessarily a slam-dunk. Infectious disease experts aren’t clear on the answer.

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for January 25, 2022

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Source:
People Who Have Had Omicron Don’t Necessarily Have COVID Immunity — Here’s Why They Should Stay Cautious

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