Sasha
Senior Member (Voting Rights)
A health professional recently told me that she and her colleagues rarely get viral illnesses and she thought that that was because they were constantly having short meetings with patient after patient and so getting micro-exposures that maybe acted like innoculations.
Is that a real, known thing? Does it have any scientific empirical evidence or rationale to back it up?
I've been wondering if it's a principle I can use to emerge from four years of shielding - to quickly nip into a shop for five minutes a day for a few months.
Is that a real, known thing? Does it have any scientific empirical evidence or rationale to back it up?
I've been wondering if it's a principle I can use to emerge from four years of shielding - to quickly nip into a shop for five minutes a day for a few months.