CORONAVIRUS survivors who test positive again after overcoming the illness the first time are not contagious, researchers have claimed. A study by the Korean Centres for Disease Control and Prevent…
CORONAVIRUS survivors who test positive again after overcoming the illness the first time are not contagious, researchers have claimed.
After they had been tested, it was found that there were just three new confirmed cases of the virus of the 790 contacts, meaning that people who catch it for a second time are not thought to be as contagious. The results of the study mean that South Korean's who catch the virus for a second time will not have to be tested again before returning to work or school.
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