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Viruses evolve over time. New variants may partially evade immunity, and immune protection can naturally weaken after months or years. Additionally, each person’s immune system responds differently depending on age, health conditions, medications, stress levels, and many other factors.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists observed that breakthrough cases became more common after new variants appeared. Some variants spread more easily and had mutations that allowed them to infect people even if they had previous immunity.

Still, data from many countries consistently showed that vaccinated individuals were generally less likely to experience severe disease compared to unvaccinated individuals.

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