Immunization, Active Immunity and Passive Immunity

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[@blakevalentine7990]

So is it correct to conclude that the monoclonal antibody therapy that was (or still is?) being used in the treatment of some COVID-19 patients is a form of passive immunity?

[@emanfazal5106]

How does active and passive immunisation works simultaneously like that of rabies vaccine and immunoglobulins given together?
The Igs don't neutralise the vaccine upon simultaneous administration?

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[@Rou-o3k]

I have a critical question : why they don’t inject people with memory antibodies ? 🤔

[@zebacon434]

Hi, memory antibodies are simply just antibodies that were produced in an immune response to infection with a previous pathogen. So, when he was talking about injection with antibodies produced in a laboratory to provide temporary protection, these antibodies would behave identically to how 'memory' antibodies would. The only difference is these antibodies have been made artificially in a 'laboratory setting'.

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is active immunity the same as aquired immunity?

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How vaccinations affect child development?

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They don't. And they certainly DO NOT cause autism.

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