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This is an important paper showing that most people exposed to SARS-CoV-2 develop T cells and antibodies that recognize the virus. They also found that some people w/o antibodies have T cell responses. But, the majority has both. It's unclear if T cells alone provide "immunity".
Thank you. The senior author states that "our results indicate that roughly twice as many people have developed T-cell immunity compared with those who we can detect antibodies in." Should he have said "T-cell response" instead of "T-cell immunity"?https://news.ki.se/immunity-to-covid-19-is-probably-higher-than-tests-have-shown …
It may be slightly overstated, yes, and as I said, detecting a T cells does not equal immunity. Let's hope they are all right and that we have achieved higher levels of immunity than previously thought. But the data is simply not there.pic.twitter.com/2AzIO0FVIV
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