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Meanings of natural immunity in English

Immunity to disease that occurs as part of an individual's natural biologic makeup.

Usage of natural immunity in English
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However, researchers said that vaccines could prove more powerful than natural immunity.
Independent.ie
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However, how the virulence factor-DnaJ elicits host natural immunity still remains unclear.
Pubmed
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But some ash trees are likely to have natural immunity, he said.
The Guardian
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If you hadn't had natural immunity working for you, you'd have died.
Once bitten, twice dead
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Some form of natural immunity has been protecting them until now.
Creepers
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The results also revealed 54% thought natural immunity was better than vaccine.
BBC
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Fresh fruit and vegetables are natural immunity-boosters, providing us with essential vitamins and minerals.
The Irish Times
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Unvaccinated children -if they survive malaria -develop some natural immunity over the years.
The Guardian
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I am not aware of " natural immunity" since it is a new virus.
Reuters
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This business of natural immunity, I believe-nobodyunderstands it.
Earth Abides
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Because the body has a natural immunity to disease.
Feminist dot com
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It's like a natural immunity, because they're so little.
The stand
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Herd immunity is the idea that exposing the population to the virus builds up natural immunity.
News.com.au
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The WHO points out that synthetic diseases will face no natural immunity in the world's population.
News.com.au
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Well, the psyche has a natural immunity.
Feminist dot com
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Values of viral load correlate with development of end-organ disease and are moderated by pre-existing natural immunity.
Pubmed
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