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COVID-19 Survivors Are Still at Reinfection Risk From Alpha & Beta Variants, Reveals Study – LatestLY

Immune response following a coronavirus infection can vary between individuals and may not be enough to fight Alpha, and Beta…

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June 21, 2021

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New Delhi, June 20: Immune response following a coronavirus infection can vary between individuals and may not be enough to fight Alpha, and Beta variant of COVID-19, finds a study reinforcing the need for vaccination. The study found that people who produced…

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