Antibodies Prevail in 91% of Recovered People, Says Covid 19 Research

A Covid 19 antibody study on the pandemic in Iceland published in the New England Journal of Medicine offers some evidence to dispel such fears.
The researchers have looked at serum samples from 30,576 individuals, using six different types of antibody testing.
The paper’s central findings are that, out of 1,797 tested people who’d recovered from Covid, 91.1% produced detectable levels of antibodies.
It is also too early so say whether these antibody findings will hold over a longer time...