Why is it difficult for individuals to develop sufficient immunity to avoid all colds?
Why is it difficult for individuals to develop sufficient immunity to avoid all colds?
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Ans) Anyone who has a cold develops antibodies against the wrong part of the virus, so their immune response fails to protect them. This could be the reason why humans cannot become immune to colds in the same way as they do with other infectious diseases, such as measles.
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