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Hi everybody, Cheryl Eckerson here. Welcome to another edition of Full Measure After

Hours. Today, my reporting from Puerto Rico on how the island's newest business initiative

might not only help them get out of financial crisis, but could impact all of us.

Before we dive into the topic of this week's cover story on full measure I wanted to talk

about a couple of other things. First of all, the discussion about natural immunity after

COVID infection. I've been writing about this for a couple of months. Primarily, the notion

that weirdly public health officials and federal agencies seem to be ignoring natural immunity

as a factor in getting back to normal after the COVID pandemic and shutdowns. As I've been pointing

out and you can find the list of studies in the article on the homepage at CherylEckerson.com.

Natural immunity is proving in study after study after study to be more robust and longer

lasting than the COVID vaccines, which as you know are now being recommended to have boosters

added to them because they are not lasting as long or working as well as many people hope.

If you've paid attention, you've seen this sort of sliding scale explanation of what the vaccines

were supposed to do, and it's not easy just to do a search online and find the early references.

I had to do it using time and date parameters, but basically prior to the vaccines first being

released, it was said that they would, as most people, expected them to do, prevent infection.

And then when it turned out pretty quickly that they don't prevent infection, it changed to this

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