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The title is silly. Of course antibodies exist against the virus - otherwise the fatality rate would be 100%. You don't just survive an infection, your body cr
by H8crilA 7y ago
The title is silly.
Of course antibodies exist against the virus - otherwise the fatality rate would be 100%. You don't just survive an infection, your body creates antibodies, and they stay in your body for a very very long time. That's the whole point of vaccination.
Once this blows over I'll go get my blood tested for antibodies for the virus - will be interesting to know if I had it.
- guerrilla 7y agoDeducing that something exists and identifying something are two different activities. The article is about the latter.
- rumanator 7y ago> Of course antibodies exist against the virus - otherwise the fatality rate would be 100%. That was the starting point of the research project. Then, after some work, the team actually managed to identify one, and one that also neutralizes the virus.