> Another interesting aspect of the result was 6% of men showed antibodies but only 2% of women tested. That is interesting. So far, men are more likely to di

> Another interesting aspect of the result was 6% of men showed antibodies but only 2% of women tested. That is interesting. So far, men are more likely to die of covid-19 (almost a 2:1 ratio) than women; if this is a repeatable result it would seem to suggest that the reason is that fewer women are becoming infected, not that women are somehow less likely to exhibit extreme symptoms when infected.