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answer › question first answered	2021-04-29T12:02:16.31Z
tabling member constituency	Strangford
uin	188109

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27/04/2021

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Coronavirus: Disease Control

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To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what recent assessment his Department has made of the correlation between covid-19 infection and an increase in antibodies after contracting that virus.

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Strangford

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Jim Shannon

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188109

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29/04/2021

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<p>For the vast majority of people, COVID-19 induces a robust antibody response to natural infection within three weeks, which persists through to around three to six months. People with recent COVID-19 infection experience greater antibody levels following one dose of vaccine than those without recent infection. Work is ongoing to determine whether antibodies generated against currently prevalent COVID-19 variants will also protect against new variants. The correlate of protection for COVID-19 is not known yet, but evidence to date suggests that the levels of antibody strongly correlate with protection against future infections.</p>

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Bury St Edmunds

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Jo Churchill

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29/04/2021 12:02:16

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	label	Biography information for Jim Shannon