USC Study Estimates 72% Of LA County Had Antibodies Before COVID Surges

The study, which was released in JAMA Network Open, estimates that about 72% of people in L.A. County had either been vaccinated or had antibodies from a prior COVID-19 infection last April, before the Delta and Omicron variants caused significant surges in COVID-19 cases.

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