Immunity and vaccines: What's wrong with the government's covid strategy

The Science Briefing

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2022 was a tough year for many reasons and covid was still a big part of that.

Last year - three years into the pandemic - covid was responsible for around 12,000 deaths.

Now the government is saying to truly reach the other side of the pandemic we must focus on immunity – meaning more vaccines and already having the virus will protect us.

But is this the case?

Dr Sophie Calabretto talks to Cosmos Magazine journalist Ellen Phiddian to find out.

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