Short-term stress experienced at time of immunization induces a long-lasting increase in immunologic memory

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@chrismardell @ClayDowling @SixandLaura @MarkDStrauss You have to understand how vaccines work and the relationship to acute vs. chronic stress for me to explain it to. All vaccines have adjuvants in them that introduce an acute stressor that "jump-st…

@bekah_parnham @jharrisphoto https://t.co/fXkROdlEoW Also seems to tie in with the short-term stress immune response; https://t.co/B45pzPZHh0

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