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Most Recovered COVID-19 Patients Have Broad and Robust Immunity: Study

Published

August 1, 2021

A medical staff prepares and processes PCR and antibody tests of people who think they may be infected with COVID-19, at the laboratory of Karolinska Hospital in Solna near Stockholm, on Dec. 7, 2020. (Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP via Getty Images)

Likely Provides Some Degree Of Protection Against Variants

MEILING LEE

The Epoch Times

Most people who have recovered from COVID-19, even with mild illness, retain a broad and durable immunity to the disease, including some degree of protection against its variants, according to an Emory University study published in the journal, Cell Reports Medicine.

The longitudinal study, the most comprehensive of its kind to date, involved 254 COVID-19 patients, between the ages of 18 to 82 years, who provided blood samples at various points for a period of over eight months beginning in April 2020. About 71 percent of the patients had mild disease, 24 percent experienced moderate illness, and five percent had severe disease.

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