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Why doesn't one case of influenza infection confer lifelong immunity on the host?

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The reason why one case of influenza does not confer lifelong immunity is that the virus tends to mutate overtime which makes it unrecognizable to the immune system.

<h3>Why is it difficult to get immunity to influenza?</h3>

Influenza is caused by a virus which tends to mutate overtime in order to stay ahead of medical technology.

As a result, this mutation makes the original virus unrecognizable to the immune system which would then be unable to fight it.

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