This isn't correct. The assays being used for large scale serosurveys are very different from those used in this study. Data from the UK React study showed very clear decline in seroprev over short time (https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.10.26.20219725 …) & Spain data showed same thing.
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Best news so far. How certain are we at this point? How about cases of reinfections that we've heard in the past? Also how about possible mutations?
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So, the potential for reinfection is certainly there, and about 10% of people probably do lose antibodies, but even if infected it is likely that the second round will be less severe based on this evidence
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Agreed. Been worried about this since the start. I’m almost feeling...optimistic. (Optimism always ends badly)
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Great piece of news
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