ask-redweek-vaccines-required-for-travel

Why doesn't natural immunity (already had covid) count as good as a vaccine?

Because it’s not as protective as getting a vaccine in addition to research possibly showing once you catch covid naturally you may be likely to get it a second time. Talk to your Doctor, who you already trust your health, about any questions or concerns you may have about getting vaccinated.

Keith F. is ill informed. Recent large study in Israel (most highly vaccinated country in the world) shows natural immunity up to 13 times less likely than 2 shot to get covid, spread, or become hospitalized.

I agree with a gentleman Keith doesn’t know what he’s talking about you’re much better off if you’ve already been exposed to Covid and a vaccination I’ve been double vaccinated.

Keith F is ill-informed. Innate Immunity (natural immunity) is protective against COVID--19. A science background and graduate level coursework would help. Alot of doctors have little to no training in immunology unfortunately.

One of the few studies done on this topic. Do yourself a favor and speak to your Doctor, you owe it to your family.

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7032e1.htm?s_cid=mm7032e1_w

seeing as how the vaccine does not create immunity, why require it? Also seems that those who have had the shot can also spread the virus. What give here?