People who develop antibodies after becoming infected with the new coronavirus may not keep them more than a few months, especially if they showed no symptoms to begin with, a Chinese study shows.
June 22, 2020 -- People who develop antibodies after becoming infected with the coronavirus may not keep them more than a few months, especially if they showed no symptoms to begin with, a Chinese study shows.
Scientists in the Wanzhou district of China studied 37 people who became infected with the coronavirus and showed symptoms and 37 people who became infected and showed no symptoms, according to the study published in the online journalEight weeks after recovery, antibody levels fell to undetectable levels in 40% of asymptomatic people and 13% of symptomatic people,The researchers noted that only a small group of people were studied and that the human body can also use T cells to kill the virus...
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Blood-thinner pill reduced Covid-19 complications, study showsA pill people usually take to prevent blood clots helped reduce the risk of heart attacks, strokes and other problems caused by blood clots in coronavirus patients, researchers reported
Read more »
Yale researchers, NBA will partner to study saliva-based COVID-19 testThe test is not mandatory and will be used on players, coaches and staff from NBA teams who voluntarily opt in to the study.
Read more »
Streaming-Video Subscriptions Have Risen During COVID-19 — but So Has ‘Subscription Fatigue,’ Study FindsAmericans now subscribe to more streaming-video services than ever: The average U.S. consumer currently pays for four different services, up from three pre-COVID-19, per a new study from Deloitte. …
Read more »
Study suggests 80% of Covid-19 cases in the US went undetected in MarchA new study suggests that as many as 8.7 million Americans came down with coronavirus in March, but more than 80% of them were never diagnosed.
Read more »
U.S. government data shows Black Americans more likely to be admitted for COVID-19U.S. government data released on Monday showed Black Americans were around four times as likely as whites to be hospitalized for COVID-19, highlighting significant racial disparities in health outcomes during the pandemic.
Read more »
China Halts Some Tyson Chicken Shipments Over Covid-19China's suspension on chicken imports from a Tyson Foods facility came after the company said 481 employees across its northwest Arkansas operations had tested positive for the coronavirus since early June
Read more »