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A new study has revealed most recovered coronavirus patients have antibodies in their system – meaning they may have some level of immunity to the disease.

Antibodies are proteins deployed by the immune system to fight off viruses and bacteria, and their presence in the body is positive news for the fight against the bug.

They have become vital in the fight against coronavirus as they can give vaccine developers insight on how to treat Covid-19.

Chongqing Medical University in China has published a research paper in Nature Medicine with good news about antibodies. After drawing blood from 285 people hospitalised with severe Covid-19, they found all of them had developed SARS-CoV-2 specific antibodies within two to three weeks of their

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