Pfizer vaccine reprograms innate immune responses
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Pfizer vaccine reprograms innate immune responses
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#4I'm honestly pretty torn at this point which vaccine I should be going for. It seems like every week there is another article insinuating that there is some poorly understood, potentially high impact, facet of a given vaccine. Anyone else "holding out?"
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#5I'm honestly pretty torn at this point which vaccine I should be going for. It seems like every week there is another article insinuating that there is some poorly understood, potentially high impact, facet of a given vaccine. Anyone else "holding out?"
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#7I'm honestly pretty torn at this point which vaccine I should be going for. It seems like every week there is another article insinuating that there is some poorly understood, potentially high impact, facet of a given vaccine. Anyone else "holding out?"
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#8All I got from it was that it might cause you to react more strongly to fungal infections.
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#9Is "reprograms innate immune responses" not just another way of saying it does what a vaccine is supposed to? All I got from it was that it might cause you to react more strongly to fungal infections.
Like everything else in biology, there is tight coupling between innate immunity and adaptive immunity), so the distinction in reality isn’t so clear-cut about what’s part of innate vs adaptive, but that’s the broad gist.
Re: Pfizer vaccine reprograms innate immune responses
#10I'm honestly pretty torn at this point which vaccine I should be going for. It seems like every week there is another article insinuating that there is some poorly understood, potentially high impact, facet of a given vaccine. Anyone else "holding out?"