COVID-19 patients who don't show symptoms may have lower levels of immunity: study

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PARIS: People who catch COVID-19 but don't show symptoms may have significantly lower levels of immunity against the virus than those who become severely ill, new research showed Thursday.

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The majority of virus patients display relatively minor signs of infection, and a small proportion show no symptoms at all.


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