French Nobel laureate falsely credited with faux vaccine quote
By AAP FactCheck
The Statement
A Facebook post claims Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier said everyone who received a COVID-19 vaccination would develop a disorder called antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE) and die within two years.
The May 22 post, shared by a New Zealand account, features a screenshot of a message which reads, “All vaccinated people will die within 2 years.” It attributes the quote to Dr Montagnier and says he “confirmed that there is no chance of survival for people who have received any form of vaccine”.
“There is no hope, and no possible treatment for those who have been vaccinated already. We must be prepared to incinerate the bodies,” the message claims the French virologist said during an interview. “They will all die from antibody dependent enhancement.”
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COVID-19 immunity lasts at the least eight months, wish for durability of vaccinations: Study Date: 23 Dec,2020
Individuals who have recovered from the novel coronavirus infection have immune memory to protect against reinfection for eight months, according to a new study which offers powerful evidence for the likelihood that COVID-19 vaccines will operate for extended periods.
While earlier studies have demonstrated that antibodies against the coronavirus wane after the first month or two of infection, increasing concerns that individuals may lose immunity quickly, the new research, published in the journal Science Immunology, puts these issues to rest.
According to the scientists, including those from Monash University in Australia, specific cells within the immune system called memory B cells,”recalls” infection by the virus, and if re-exposed into the virus, triggers a protective immune response through accelerated production of protective antibodies.