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  Old article about this Italian town:
  https://www.reuters.com/article/…
  "A study of coronavirus infections that covered almost everyone in the quarantined north Italian town of Vò found that 40% of cases showed no symptoms - suggesting that asymptomatic cases are important in the spread of the pandemic."

  New finding:
  https://www.nbcnews.com/science/…
  "According to a coming study by researchers from the University of Padua in collaboration with Imperial College London, of the 129 people who still had antibodies nine months on from the initial outbreak, 16 showed more than double the levels they had in May."

  Are we learning something new about Italians or about the virus here?

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  • ...so those 9 may have had asymptomatic covid cases from which they now have double the antibody levels?MondoMorphic
  • I still have antibodies over a year since getting Covid.Chimp

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