Q&A: Rethinking immunity beyond 'strong' and 'weak'
Melinda Fagan, professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Utah, where she holds the Sterling M. McMurrin Chair, proposed in a recent paper a new approach to understanding immunity for both experts and nonexperts, which could help address vaccine hesitancy in a science-leery public.
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