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Berlusconi not very well but will bounce back: Salvini

Berlusconi not very well but will bounce back: Salvini Issued on: Berlusconi was readmitted to hospital on Tuesday Piero CRUCIATTI AFP/File 2 min Rome (AFP) Italy s hospitalised former premier Silvio Berlusconi is not very well , a key political ally said Friday while insisting the 84-year-old would bounce back. I spoke to Berlusconi . he s not very well but he ll pull through, being the fighter that he is, Matteo Salvini, leader of the far-right League party, told RAI public radio. Berlusconi has been in and out of hospital in recent months. In September, after recovering from a serious coronavirus infection, he said he had a close brush with death.

Berlusconi not very well but will bounce back

Former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi is not very well , key ally Matteo Salvini said Friday, but he and others insisted the 84-year-old would soon be out of hospital. The media mogul, who has suffered from increasing health problems in recent years, was admitted to San Raffaele hospital in Milan on Tuesday for complications linked to a coronavirus infection last year. I spoke to Berlusconi . he s not very well but he ll pull through, being the fighter that he is, Salvini, leader of the far-right League party, told RAI public radio.  Berlusconi has been in and out of hospital in recent months. In September, after being hospitalised for 11 days with Covid-19-related pneumonia, he said he had a close brush with death.

Covid-19 antibodies last eight months after infection, study shows | Life

Covid-19 antibodies last eight months after infection, study shows | Life
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An Italian research study reveals another facts about Coronavirus infection

An Italian researcher’s study about coronavirus reveals another important point that antibodies against coronavirus remained in the blood of patients with Covid-19 for at least eight months after they were infected. According to a statement from the San Raffaele hospital in Milan regardless of the severity of the illness, the age of the patients or the presence of other pathologies, . Here it is to be noted that the researchers, working with Italy s ISS national health institute, studied 162 patients with symptomatic coronavirus who turned up at the emergency room during the country s first wave of infections last year. Blood samples were taken in March and April and again at the end of November from those who survived. Some 29 patients died. The study, published in the Nature Communications scientific journal, also emphasised the importance of the development of antibodies in recovering from coronavirus.

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