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THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2025

Reinfection

A Medical worker collects a swab sample from a woman to be tested for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at Sunway Medical Centre, in Subang Jaya, Malaysia March 12, 2021. REUTERS/Lim Huey Teng
Coronavirus chronicle

Covid-19 reinfection rare, but more common in older people, study finds

The study found that people over the age of 65 had only 47% protection against repeat infection, compared to 80% protection for younger people

A worker handles the Coronavac vaccines. Chinese vaccine developers have been at the forefront of the global race to create an effective immunization against the virus.  Photographer: Kevin Frayer/Getty Images
Coronavirus chronicle

Covid-19 reinfection unlikely for at least six months, study finds

No two patients are the same. Photo: Bloomberg/AFP/Getty Images
Panorama

Don’t freak out about Covid-19 reinfection stories

Representational image. Picture: Collected
Covid-19 in Bangladesh

‘Reinfection risk cannot be ignored as antibodies wane quickly’

Protective face masks with flags design are seen on display in a shop in Paris, as the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak continues in France, October 13, 2020. Photo: Reuters
Coronavirus chronicle

Covid-19 again? Reinfection cases raise concerns over immunity

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Thoughts

Coronavirus reinfection: Myth or reality?

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