The body develops T cells when fighting an infection and they can create more antibodies if a person is exposed again.
This means the immune system could remember how to fight Covid-19 even after original antibodies have faded. BBC News
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- Public Health England still hasn't pinpointed 30,000 duplicated test results in coronavirus count The Daily Mail
- Thousands of Covid-19 survivors 'can't access NHS rehabilitation services as no proof they were infected' The Daily Telegraph
- Boss who blamed staff for Hillingdon hospital Covid outbreak quits The Guardian
- NHS needs thousands of British Asians to join Covid-19 vaccine trials The Guardian
- Parts of England to remain in tighter coronavirus lockdown The Guardian
- Tory MPs press Hancock for 'postcode-level' Covid restrictions The Guardian
- Coronavirus: Cover-up fears as reviews of Covid-19 deaths among NHS staff to be kept secret The Independent
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