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Because everything has introduced another bug gotta go through all the cases. 

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But the answer is now increasingly clear: natural immunity from Covid following infection and recovery is HIGHLY protective against future Covid infections. Rates of reinfection are very low. Perhaps natural immunity eventually wanes, but we don’t know when. In fact, a little-noticed paper from June suggests it may actually strengthen for at least a year - and provide plenty of protection from Delta and other variants. I am not going into the problems with vaccine-generated protection today or with our political unwillingness to recognize natural immunity. (Remember, GOOD NEWS - we could all use it).

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HUNTERSVILLE, NC — Huntersville resident Stephen Jameson Behnke has earned a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Clemson University, the school announced. Behnke was among more than 1,700 students who received degrees at graduation ceremonies Dec. 19 at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson, South Carolina. Have good news? Don't keep it to yourself! Send your good news to <a href="mailto:kimberly.johnson@patch.com">kimberly.johnson@patch.com</a>

HUNTERSVILLE, NC — Huntersville resident Stephen Jameson Behnke has earned a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Clemson University, the school announced.

Behnke was among more than 1,700 students who received degrees at graduation ceremonies Dec. 19 at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson, South Carolina. Have good news? Don’t keep it to yourself! Send your good news to <a href="mailto:kimberly.johnson@patch.com">kimberly.johnson@patch.com</a>

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