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Old 16th Mar 2020, 07:46
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Originally Posted by Fly747
There is no chance of redundancies, training is still going on.
I happened to spot on Flt Radar that KA were doing base training this morning in a 320 at Macau.
What a waste of time, money, and effort.
I don't share your optimism.
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Old 16th Mar 2020, 08:35
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Originally Posted by Dilbert68
You don't develop immunity after recovering from this virus, ie you can get it again.
I’ve seen a lot of reports on just that and it’s not proven.
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Old 16th Mar 2020, 08:40
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Agree, ACMS. By all accounts, you won't get it again (but you can get another strain, if it develops). That's why one flu vaccine is not enough for the elderly, and each vaccine only covers some strains.
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Old 16th Mar 2020, 10:01
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Originally Posted by Dilbert68
You don't develop immunity after recovering from this virus, ie you can get it again.
Got a reliable, peer-reviewed source for that please?
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Old 17th Mar 2020, 07:45
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Agree, ACMS. By all accounts, you won't get it again (but you can get another strain, if it develops).
This is typical of all Coronaviruses. The characteristic spikes are a defence against anti-bodies latching onto the virus, and if these spikes are subject to mutation, then 'last years' antibodies wont work. This is why the common cold and norovirus come back each year and re-infect, and a new flu vaccine has to be produced every season. SARS didn't come back, we don't know about this one yet.
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Old 18th Mar 2020, 03:04
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Peer reviewed takes a long time, and this has only been going on for a few months, so it takes too long to get peer reviewed advice at the moment.
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