@famulare_mike 19 https://t.co/UgxS9daNYk

Even back then, there was an actual Natural Immune System… What’s different? Oh ya $$$ and Power Long-Term Persistence of Robust Antibody and Cytotoxic T Cell Responses in Recovered Patients Infected with SARS Coronavirus https://t.co/sD1XJfHWjy

@APKithcartMDPhD Why would this virus be any different from SARS? https://t.co/bYz78N2M3J

@doors_jimmy @CT_Bergstrom The reports were "positive PCR tests", with no attempts to distinguish live virus capable of replicating from dead virus. SARS survivors have antibodies over a decade later. https://t.co/bYz78N2M3J

@epallred @CT_Bergstrom @BierQuaffer There are, and the antibody levels declined but have persisted for 15+ years. I don't know if they are being watched for COVID-19. https://t.co/bYz78N2M3J https://t.co/1w7MqgVLqO

Enligt denna https://t.co/LyYHEu9BfU så hade de SARS-patienter som blev friska på egen hand ett robust immunförsvar 24 månader efter https://t.co/kxf0RrSgWG

@Dereklowe ca. 2006 "Long-term persistence of robust antibody and cytotoxic T cell responses in recovered patients infected with SARS coronavirus." https://t.co/BCJkduqMhy