Madhya Pradesh records highest antibodies with 79%, followed by Rajasthan, Bihar: ICMR serosurvey
At least two-thirds of the population surveyed in eleven states were found to have developed coronavirus antibodies
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Updated: Jul 29, 2021, 09:41 AM IST
The Central government had advised all States and Union Territories (UTs) to conduct seroprevalence surveys in consultation with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) to generate district-level data between July 6 and July 14.
The statement released by the Central government said, The Union Health Ministry has referred to the findings of the 4th round of National Sero-Prevalence Survey done by ICMR and has advised the States to conduct the seroprevalence studies in their own States/UTs in consultation with ICMR so that such studies follow a standardized protocol, and the findings of such studies can then be utilized quickly by the respective State/UT to guide objective, transparent and evidence-based public health re
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