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Reinfection risk: Omicron appears to produce shorter-lived immunity, experts say

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If you still haven’t been infected with COVID-19, the highly transmissible Omicron variant and BA.2 subvariant probably have you thinking you’re next in line.

But amid a sixth wave of infections, even those who have already caught the virus and recovered are wondering when reinfection could come knocking. “It is possible to re-develop COVID after having recovered from it fairly recently,” Dr.

Brian Conway, president and medical director of Vancouver Infectious Diseases Centre, told Global over Zoom. A Queen’s University professor defines “recently” as three months following infection —  though it seems one sneaky variant has sprung up to test that interval. “Before Omicron came along, we did not see people getting any kind of reinfection until about 90 days had passed.

With Omicron, that interval seems to be a little bit shorter — it’s about 60 days,” said Dr. Gerald Evans, chair of the Division of Infectious Diseases.

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