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Aerium Therapeutics Advances Next Generation Antibodies to Protect Immunocompromised Persons Against COVID-19

Aerium Therapeutics Advances Next Generation Antibodies to Protect Immunocompromised Persons Against COVID-19
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People Who Have Had SARS-CoV-2 Infection Have Longer-Lasting Immunity Than Those Who Were Vaccinated Only

People Who Have Had SARS-CoV-2 Infection Have Longer-Lasting Immunity Than Those Who Were Vaccinated Only
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New study shows more evidence of long-lasting immunity after coronavirus infection

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(CNN) - There’s more evidence that people develop broad, long-lasting immunity to coronavirus after an infection.
A new study published Monday shows people’s bodies were producing a range of antibodies for six months after recovering from infection – and they were producing the B cells that, in turn, make these antibodies – something that promises even longer-lasting immunity.
It’s the latest in a batch of studies that show people’s bodies continue to produce immune responses after infection, which lowers the risk that people can get infected with the virus over and over again.
The study, published in the journal Nature, also suggests that people produce a variety of antibodies that attack the virus from different angles. That’s good news for people worried about the emergence of new variants of the virus. Scientists are concerned that these mutations could help the virus evade either a natural immune response or a response elicited by vac ....

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