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Coronavirus immunity could last for years: Study

By Andrew Mark Miller
Published January 10, 2021 12:57am ET
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Coronavirus immunity could last for years: Study
A new study shows that coronavirus immunity cells persist for a significant amount of time after someone is vaccinated or infected. The study, published earlier this week in Science, contradicts earlier findings suggesting that coronavirus immunity could be short-lived and concluded that immunity to the virus could last for years. The paper examined blood samples […]

A new study shows that coronavirus immunity cells persist for a significant amount of time after someone is vaccinated or infected.

The study, published earlier this week in Science, contradicts earlier findings suggesting that coronavirus immunity could be short-lived and concluded that immunity to the virus could last for years.

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