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Could having a cold protect against Covid?

15 May 2020

10:12 PM

15 May 2020

10:12 PM

Could having a common cold protect you against Covid-19? The intriguing prospect has been raised by a team from the La Jolla Institute for Immunology in California. They were researching the response of human T cells – which play a vital role in the immune system – in patients who have recovered from Covid-19.

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