infection are able to combat the omicron variant. and why we are likely also contributing to the decreased severity of cases. while t-cell immunity will keep people out of the hospital, essentially turning sars covid two into a cold or mild flu in individuals to really stop a person from getting infected that s when those antibodies of the innate immune system comes in. the reason people get recommending boosters is that decreases your chance of getting infected. it doesn t bring it to zero and it will never get to zero. targeting the high-risk populations, those over the age of 50 or around those immunocompromised is where we need to focus the boosters and where you ll see the best advantage from coming from the boosters. what about what dr. fauci said. does it fly in the face of
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jacqui: the fda says they have seen the data from the depth pfizer shot. this ongoing debate between federal regulations and scientists seems not to be about whether boosters will be needed but more so when they are going to be needed. is that your view? that is really important. our adaptive and innate immune system looks differently for the sum of for example who might not right be on immunocompromised medications or someone who is young and healthy. so in my patients who have had covid, i have noticed to put level of protection comfortable antibody levels can remain up to you. but if you take a look at some of the limitary data we have kept having just at least one dose of a vaccine after having covid can really boost your protection. we need to look at the data of what is the best time to get the booster shot? should you wait eight year? that is what we need to further
Innate Immune System Worsens Severe COVID-19 by Colleen Fleiss on February 24, 2021 at 7:02 AM
In COVID-19 patients, the overreaction of the innate immune system may underlie the formation of blood clots (thrombi) and deterioration in oxygen saturation, said Uppsala University study published in the journal Frontiers in Immunology.
Blood contains numerous proteins that constitute the body s primary barrier, by both recognising and destroying microorganisms, including SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). These proteins are part of the intravascular innate immune system (IIIS), which consists of certain white blood cells, platelets and what are known as the cascade systems of the blood.