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Covid antibodies last eight months after infection, says study - Newspaper

Antibodies against coronavirus remained in the blood of patients with Covid-19 for at least eight months after they were infected, Italian researchers said on Tuesday. AFP ROME: Antibodies against coronavirus remained in the blood of patients with Covid-19 for at least eight months after they were infected, Italian researchers said on Tuesday. They were present “regardless of the severity of the illness, the age of the patients or the presence of other pathologies,” according to a statement from the San Raffaele hospital in Milan. 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.

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COVID antibodies last 8 months after infection — study

COVID antibodies last 8 months after infection — study
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Berlusconi back in hospital

Berlusconi back in hospital 12 Maggio 2021 ROME, MAY 12 - Three-time former premier and media mogul Silvio Berlusconi on Tuesday went back to MIlan s San Raffaele Hospital on Tuesday to continue treatment to overcome the effects of a bout of COVID-19 that hit him last autumn, Libero daily reported. Berlusconi, 84, reportedly checked into the hospital early in the morning. The centre-right Forza Italia (FI) leader had heart surgery to replace a defective aortic valve in 2016. He spent 12 days in the San Raffaele in September after contracting COVID from businessman friend Flavio Briatore in Sardinia. After being discharged on September 14, Berlusconi described his

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Covid antibodies last eight months after infection Europe woos tourists

Covid antibodies last eight months after infection Europe woos tourists World May 12, 2021 From France to Greece, Europe’s top tourist destinations are gearing up to welcome visitors back this summer after the coronavirus pandemic wrecked last year’s season. The European Commission is working on a Digital Green Pass that would provide proof of vaccination and Covid test results, with the aim of making travel easier for people in the European Union and abroad. The pass may be available from June, but countries are already getting ready for tourists. Here is a look at the latest situation. France was the world’s top tourist destination before the pandemic in 2019 with 90 million visitors. The government launched a multi-million-euro campaign on Tuesday to woo tourists.

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May 12, 2021 by archyde Covid 19 patients still have antibodies after eight months Covid 19 patients still have antibodies against the coronavirus in their blood for at least eight months after their infection. This is the result of a study published on Tuesday in the journal “Nature Communications” by the Milan research clinic San Raffaele and the highest Italian health institute ISS. Accordingly, antibodies were detectable in the blood regardless of the severity of the disease, the age of the patient or previous illnesses. Antibodies are made by the immune system to fight off viruses or germs. If they are no longer needed, the body gradually breaks them down again. Although this happened to the test subjects after they were infected with the coronavirus, antibodies “persisted in the patient’s blood”, as stated in a joint statement by the clinic and the ISS.

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