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Isn't this good news though? I think it's a case of burning brightest and fastest but in the long run NYC will be closest to moving toward herd immunity. 

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4 minutes ago, joannesrats said:

Okay, look at the UN's statement. Also, in this article, it talks about data showing that there are people that had the disease have contracted/relapsed. 

https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/04/25/844939777/no-evidence-that-recovered-covid-19-patients-are-immune-who-says

It doesnt matter. They are a super minority. It happens with the flu also.

We of course dont know a lot of things, like how much time the antibodies will protect u, but if u have some sort of antibodies, the risks are smaller.

 

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1 hour ago, Florin said:

It doesnt matter. They are a super minority. It happens with the flu also.

We of course dont know a lot of things, like how much time the antibodies will protect u, but if u have some sort of antibodies, the risks are smaller.

 

Yes - it does matter. While it's a small population, it can be an indicator of what is to come regarding a lot of other's cases. You can't say something doesn't matter when it's a pattern that we are seeing in a disease we know NOTHING about. 

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5 hours ago, ARTPOPSYCHOLOGY said:

Not surprised at all tbh. Doesn't this mean (and further prove) the mortality rate is significantly lower than previously stated?

I hope so, I want chromatica. 

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8 hours ago, joannesrats said:

Yes - it does matter. While it's a small population, it can be an indicator of what is to come regarding a lot of other's cases. You can't say something doesn't matter when it's a pattern that we are seeing in a disease we know NOTHING about. 

No. It doesnt. At least they are not important when we talk about the end of restrictions. As I've said. Its something that happens with the flu also. It's not unusual and the WHO itself clarified that it doesnt have any data that suggests that antibodies for this virus dont work. 

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