If you have had coronavirus, your body may have the antibodies to help boost someone else’s immune system.
Convalescent plasma therapy, which relies on injecting antibodies from recovered coronavirus patients into sick patients, is showing increasing promise. Meg Oliver reports.
This video is about an update on plasma therapy and this information is purely based on the information given by Infectious Disease society of America(IDSA)
Medical researchers and biotech companies are gearing up for a trial that could help COVID-19 patients fight off the virus using someone else’s antibodies. Alongside the race to develop a vaccine to prevent people contracting the virus in the first…
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As the rush to find a vaccine for COVID-19 continues, many people are still suffering, some even dying from the virus.
