Submitted by memorialmonorail t3_z22fjv in science
Article published in Cell Host & Microbe: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1931312822005686?via%3Dihub
I'm having some severe deja vu
From what I gleamed if you got the first booster, you should get the new bivalent booster because your antibodies are no longer at sufficient levels. The bivalent booster seems to work well with the new strains; however, the virus continues to evolve in unsuspecting ways and surprise researchers.
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This is data collection and analysis, they are literally asking questions about Covid and finding answers in the data. Please don’t breed.
Lies! That’s just what they want you to believe so they can upgrade the nanochips they are injecting to better control the population! ^/s
Seriously got the bivalent booster and flu shot at the same time and I didn’t feel great for a bit after, but haven’t been sick yet. Yay for vaccines!
Inevitably I look at it like any strain of cold or flu. If the virus is worth anything it will evade everything we throw at it. Otherwise it's the end game for it and viruses don't like to lose. And it's putting up a worthy fight to stay going no doubt about it. We're going to constantly need more vaccines as it changes that's just the unfortunate reality.
> your antibodies are no longer at sufficient levels.
People should really stop talking about antibodies and talk about t-cell, that's what's important since virus now escape vaccine
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