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Is it possible to be in the same house with someone who has covid and not get it?
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Many people have had covid and never had symptoms, presumably after acquiring the infection from public of family contact. Some may be naturally immune. After years of this bug I would worry less about covid unless you have risk factors/are over 50. Then hopefully you are vaccinated.
Answered 3/11/2023
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