Coronavirus Scotland: Over half of adults in Scotland may have Covid antibodies amid vaccine rollout

Coronavirus Scotland: Over half of adults in Scotland may have Covid antibodies amid vaccine rollout
Ian Jones
Updated: 28 Apr 2021, 14:30
OVER half of adults in Scotland could now have Covid antibodies, according to new figures.
Estimates suggest they could be present in 57.8 per cent of Scots aged over 18 north of the border as the vaccination march continues.
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Over half of Scots adults could have Covid antibodiesCredit: PA
The presence of coronavirus antibodies implies someone has either been infected in the past or has received their jabs.
It takes between two and three weeks after vaccination or infection for the body to make enough antibodies to fight the virus.

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