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T-cells could be enough to protect from COVID-19 new variants
White blood cells of the immune system can prevent reinfection after disease or vaccination, even in the absence of antibodies, a study in mice shows. White blood cells of the immune system can prevent reinfection after disease or vaccination, even in the absence of antibodies, a study in mice shows.
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