A healthy microbiome builds a strong immune system that could help defeat COVID-19
‘Immunity debt’ is a misguided and dangerous concept
Opinion: We don't know what's causing the tsunami of sick kids, but we'd better figure it out fast
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Setting the record straight on the term ‘immunity debt’
Are ‘Immunity Debt’ Claims After Covid-19 Precautions Accurate Or Misinformation?
Claims of an Immunity Debt in Children Owe Us Evidence
A ‘tripledemic’ hitting kids across the country has some people blaming ‘immunity debt.’ But experts say that’s misguided—and even damaging
Don’t Blame ‘Immunity Debt’ If You Get Sick This Winter
Why using the term ‘immunity debt’ is problematic for reporters
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health on Twitter
There’s no such thing as a good cold
Increased RSV infections are not due to “immunity debt,” but failure to protect public health
Andrew Ewing on Twitter
Kristen Panthagani, MD, PhD on Twitter
Dr. Dave Stukus on Twitter
Colin Furness MISt PhD MPH on Twitter
Irene Tosetti, MD MBA MPH on Twitter
Dr. Lisa Iannattone on Twitter
Dr. Lisa Iannattone on Twitter
SharonBC,Canada on Twitter
SharonBC,Canada on Twitter