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'Omicron and its variants are great at breakthrough'
Professor Danny Altmann, from Imperial’s department of immunology and inflammation, said: "The message is a little bleak. Omicron and its variants are great at breakthrough, but bad at inducing immunity, thus we get reinfections ad nauseam, and a badly depleted workforce."

He added: "Not only can it break through vaccine defences, it looks to leave very few of the hallmarks we’d expect on the immune system – it’s more stealthy than previous variants and flies under the radar, so the immune system is unable to remember it."


https://www.msn.com/en-sg/health/medical...li=BBr91no&ocid=UE12DHP
Vaccines are developed to tackle certain variants, and viruses mutate every time, not about the viruses that can breakthrough vaccines.
Like HIV virus until now no good vaccine as it mutates fast and escape.jmmune system.

Real curse.
Catching the flu does not protect you against future infection.
Nowadays have the impression that the things so called scientists and experts say don’t make good sense. Their words lack credibility, therefore stopped bothering about what they say anymore.
2024.
eat too much junk food, gm food, fuku food, ... resistance too low
(15-06-2022, 08:41 AM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]Like HIV virus until now no good vaccine as it mutates fast and escape.jmmune system.

Real curse.

Unlike Covid, Hiv is fundamentally a lifestyle virus

Covid mutates fast but there are already a dozen different vaccines in just 2 years

Hiv been around for 40 years and there are already a few hiv antiviral drugs, which killed the urgency for vaccines. 

There is no money to be made from hiv vaccines because the global case load is too little to justify the money spent on vaccine development 

The money is made from hyperinflating anti viral hiv drugs 

Its not a curse, but economics and the lifestyle choices one makes