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Modern Love Podcast: She Left Me There
Kacey Vu Shap spent 25 years trying to forget the Vietnamese orphanage of his childhood. Why did he go back?Hosted by Daniel Jones and Miya Lee, produced by Julia Botero and Hans Buetow, and edited by Wendy Dorr; music by Dan Powell; mixed by Corey Schreppel.
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Kacey Vu Shap had no desire to return to the Vietnamese orphanage of his youth. As a child, whenever he told people he was adopted, he would say that he came “premade” that he spontaneously appeared one day at the Baltimore airport, greeted by a new family bearing flowers and kisses.
How Will We Know When We Reach Herd Immunity?
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How will we know when we reach herd immunity?
That is the question people are asking as governments race to vaccinate people around the world to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Herd immunity is when a large number of people in a community will either have recovered from infection or been vaccinated. Herd immunity does not mean everyone is protected from the virus. It means that the coronavirus can no longer spread easily, helping to protect those who are at risk.
Once people are sick or receive the vaccine, they start to develop antibodies. Experts think the number of people with antibodies needs to reach 70 percent or more for herd immunity.