Sea Ray
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Be very very careful getting your news from Twitter. I suggest you verify it before announcing it from the hilltops. In this case the guy who did this study disagrees with this Twitter conclusion that vaccines erase natural immunity:
“The statement that ‘the vaccine destroys any protection a person has from natural immunity’ is unfounded,” Lin told Reuters in an email. “Our data showed that the vaccine was effective against infection for 4 months. In addition, vaccination conferred greater protection against hospitalization than against infection. Finally, no vaccinated children died whereas 7 unvaccinated children died.”
Fact Check-Vaccine-effectiveness study does not show ‘negative immunity’ or harm to the immune system
“The evidence we have supports the finding that natural immunity is boosted by vaccination rather than being destroyed by vaccination as claimed,” Lin said.
“The effectiveness of prior infection with omicron against reinfection with omicron is actually higher among children who are vaccinated than among the children who are unvaccinated,” he added. “The conclusion is completely opposite to what they claim in their article.”
Study finds Pfizer vaccine boosts, not destroys, immunity from past COVID-19 infection
So who are you going to believe here, the scientist who had this published in the NEJoM or some guy on Twitter who writes for the Septic?