A study funded by the British government suggests that immunity against COVID-19 declines more quickly than scientists had hoped.
Conducted by Imperial College London and the Ipsos Mori polling institute, the study surveyed more than 365,000 adults in England who used at-home finger-prick antibody tests and found “a significant decline in the proportion of the population with detectable antibodies over three rounds of national surveillance.”
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