How does sexual reproduction help protect humans against disease?

Sexual reproduction is crucial to keeping up with the constant cycle of one-upmanship between pathogens and you, their human hosts. If we reproduced asexually, all of us would be identical to one another, with the same set of disease fighters; if smart bacteria figured out that we lacked the antibody mechanisms necessary to kill them, then they could kill all of us. Sexual reproduction allows for the mixing of genes among different groups, ensuring that we have a diversity of disease-fighting cells to keep pace with the faster-evolving pathogens.

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