Common Cold Could Protect Against COVID-19 Infection, Study Suggests

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The immune response generated by previous exposure to common colds could protect against COVID-19, according to a new peer reviewed study published in Nature Communications Monday, an early but promising finding researchers say could pave the way to more long-lasting vaccines that protect against current and future variants of coronavirus.

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The Common Cold protects against the Common Cold....Got It.

johnnygarfield

Thats a weird way of saying natural immunity works KEKW

SsKSniper

vaccination against the common cold? i'd like to see a straight-faced analysis of the risks vs. benefit of that vaccine.

scotthanford

Stop with the bs. It's about power, control and money

maryellenstankovich

What you are describing is natural imunity. The same thing the american people are fighting for. Recognize natural immunity it is way stronger than spike protein shot.

joannacallaghan

This presentation would be more effective if it was accompanied by some one reading the message instead of expecting people to be able to read the small print on a phone screen.

roblangsdorf

"Could" protect lol these bozos just can't come out with the straight up admission.

johnhmielewski

Study shows new omicron is exactly what getting the cold is like

jimyocum

Or you could catch a cold, or omicron which has symptoms of a cold!

JM-dmqk

Dang it I caught it backwards. Covid one month, which was a headache and me being very drowsy, and the cold the month which I wanted to die from it. Lol I HATE being congested.

hollybishop