This is the best coronavirus news we’ve seen all month

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Two new coronavirus studies prove that COVID-19 immunity can be obtained either via direct exposure to SARS-CoV-2 or via a vaccine.
Researchers have used rhesus macaque to show that reinfection isn’t possible for COVID-19 survivors or for subjects who received vaccine candidates.
The studies confirm recent COVID-19 immunity research and are good news for vaccine and antibodies drugs that are in development. What they can’t explain is how long the immunity will last.
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The novel coronavirus might be able to spread faster than any pathogen we’ve come across in recent years, but we’re getting closer and closer to defeating it. Drugs that are used on other illnesses have been found to work with COVID-19 already. They can speed up recovery and reduce life-threatening complications. On top of that, the first vaccine candidates have already begun human trials, and they’re delivering promising news. Not to mention that scientists are already working on brand new COVID-19 drugs that can both cure the disease and provide temporary immunity until vaccines arrive.

Regardless of the kind of therapy that doctors are using for the new virus, immunity is the main goal and a pair of new studies indicate that COVID-19 immunity is real. How long will that immunity last? That’s a question we won’t know the answer to for a long time to come.

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