Corona virus immunity ‘lasts for years’, new study suggests

An inspiring New study Conducted by many Leading laboratoriesMost people who have recovered from a corona virus infection over the past eight months, including the La Jolla Institute of Immunology, have been found to have enough immune cells to fight serious relapses. The New York Times Reports.

It is not yet clear how long the immune system will last, or whether it can prevent the spread Definitely reliable), Has eased experts’ concerns about short-term safety based on studies that the new study points out Decreasing antibodies. Antibodies are, above all, a feature of the body’s complex immune system and a new study Indicated Other factors, such as T cells, showed only slight degeneration several months after infection, while B cells, which produce new antibodies, actually grew in number of participants.

New inventions, The Times Notes, Seems to be coupled with another recent finding that survivors of SARS caused by the corona virus are still carrying important immune cells 17 years after infection. Despite restructuring cases, they rarely seem to, Per Times.

More research is needed to back up the findings, which have not yet been reviewed, but “it is unreasonable to think that these immune memory components will last for many years,” said Deepta Bhattacharya, an immunologist at the University of Arizona. said Times. Since vaccines generally provide better, longer-lasting protection than natural infections, this may be just another layer of good news before vaccination. If that is true in the case of COVID-19, people are theoretically Should be avoided Annual Booster Shot. read more The New York Times.

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