Coronavirus Immunity: Can You Catch It Twice?

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3. It's not a guarantee.

"Researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai analyzed blood samples from 175 recovered coronavirus patients after they were discharged from hospital and found surprisingly low levels of antibodies against the virus.

Around 30% of patients had antibody levels that were so low, researchers suspect they might not be protected against reinfection."

The ones who were the sickest, had the most immunity.

"This week marked the beginning of another clinical trial of a potential COVID-19 therapy, but rather unusually, this one targets human cells rather than the virus.-Last month, scientists showed that the drug, camostat mesylate, can prevent the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, from infecting lung cells in the lab."

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