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One Kind of Immunity to the Coronavirus Lasts at Least Six Months, Study Finds – Gizmodo Australia
New research this week offers some hope for at least one aspect of our immunity to the coronavirus that causes covid-19. The study, conducted by researchers in…
New research this week offers some hope for at least one aspect of our immunity to the coronavirus that causes covid-19. The study, conducted by researchers in the UK, found evidence that certain T cells created to combat the coronavirus during infection continue to show a robust response at least six months later. This cellular immune response is thought to play an important role in preventing reinfection or lessening the severity of a subsequent infection, alongside other components of our immunity…
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