There are many diseases that do not infect a person more than once, such as chicken pox and measles what is responsible for this lifetime immunity?

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There are many diseases that do not infect a person more than once, such as chicken pox and measles what is responsible for this lifetime immunity?

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your immune system!! it’s learns to fight off the diseases and keep them out

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