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immunity

[ih-myoo-ni-tee] / ɪˈmyu nɪ ti /


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Congress voted overwhelmingly in November to mandate the disclosure of records relating to Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell, including immunity deals and internal agency communications.

From The Wall Street Journal

His team's latest analyses, still to be published, suggest the mutations did give the virus a slight edge at slipping past our immunity – in the region of 5-10% more than usual.

From BBC

H3N2 has not been the main form of flu detected in the UK for three years, which may mean that less immunity has been built up in the population.

From BBC

The strain that is circulating is H3N2, which tends to cause more severe illness, and it has mutated somewhat with fears people may have less immunity.

From BBC

Medical professionals stress that school vaccine mandates are not arbitrary rules but foundational public health tools designed to protect vulnerable populations and maintain community immunity.

From Salon