Thread by @modernhomesla

It's unclear
whether people
who recover from
COVID-19
will be immune 2 reinfection
from coronavirus
and, if so,
how long that immunity will last.

"Most respiratory viruses
only give u
period of relative protection.
I'm talking about yr or 2."
~Falsey
npr.org/sections/goats…

Reinfection
Most people likely develop
at least short-term immunity
2 coronavirus COVID-19.

However,
u would still be susceptible
2 different coronavirus infection.

Or, this particular virus
could mutate,
just like the influenza virus does each year.

health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-c…

👉👉IMO👉👉
"Woman in her 40s in Osaka,
tested positive 4 Covid-19
4 2nd time.👉👉

1st diagnosed w virus
in late Jan,
discharged from hospital
on 1 Feb,
[7 days +-]
but has since been reinfected,"

never fully recovered
or relapsed👈

Careful of wat u rd
scotsman.com/health/coronav…

“4 most part,
feeling is once u’ve had
a specific coronavirus,
u r immune.

We don’t have enough data
2 say w this coronavirus,
but it is likely.”

Gahd.🤓
This = POS article
w dribbles of info

But finding consist in responses
2 reinfection of COVID-19.
scotsman.com/health/coronav…

Round + round + around we go,
where the world's headed
nobody knows.
Great googa mooga,
can't u hear me talkin' 2 u,
just a
Ball of Confusion
that's what the world is today
Let me hear u, let me hear u, let me hear u
And the band played on

@threadreaderapp please unroll.

Compile away, Jose.

Gracias