Since 2020 I have claimed that sars cov 2 infection would create harmed t cell memory based on phenotypes after infection
It is now proven
Even so, I have several Professors who pretend to not understand or do not understand how, nipping at my heels
I assume they behave this way because they are tenured & very mad, so they feel they can put their ignorance and vitriol on display wantonly
Bertoletti even made a nod to me in a publication, which the journal maintains references me in no way whatsoever
For their benefit, I will list the publications that prove my thesis correct:
The first is how T cell responses derived from vaccination are superior to those derived from infection. T cell functions after infection were harmed. The publication is below:
The second proof is how people who were infected risked reinfection shortly afterward. That publication is here:
This is consistent with the third publication, which shows the dampened CD8 T cell responses following infection. That publication is here:
To address Kasper's category error: faster pcr negativity of a sars cov 2 infection upon reinfection is not proof that T cells or immunity have not been harmed.
Antibodies and b cell memory are largely contributing to clearance as well
You can look at t cells directly
The paper from the Danish Government is extremely poor and political
It claims people infected with cov 2 have less chance of infections with other illnesses, despite confessing how this is unexpected given derangements in the immune system following infection
It also fails to repeat observed increases in other infections like tonsillitis after sars cov 2, which is another weakness this paper acknowledges
It is very poorly designed
In fact, we know a common post-viral complication is a bacterial pneumonia
The study could not reveal this, and in fact showed the opposite; that sars cov 2 protects
How could any conclusions be reliably drawn from the paper? It is poor science on parade.
It is not the only poorly designed paper
Some epidemiology studies have been designed where they sample a population biased by some metric, including age or working status
They are massaging the epidemiology
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