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What if the flu were treated more like Covid, not the other way round?

What if the flu were treated more like Covid, not the other way round?
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What if the flu were treated more like covid, not the other way round?

A post-pandemic thought experiment | Britain

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FactCheck: Did a study say anyone who s had a cold is sufficiently protected against Covid-19?

We test claims from Irish website The Liberal that a study implies ‘vaccines were never required to begin with’.

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Common cold T cells may offer protection against Covid-19: UK study

The study, published in the journal Nature Communications and led by Imperial College London researchers, claims to provide the first evidence of a protective role for T cells.

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Common Cold T Cells Also Protect Against COVID, British Research Concludes

Imperial College London research concludes that "the presence of T cells that have been induced by a 'coronavirus cold'" can protect against COVID.

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