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Are you interested in getting a COVID-19 antibody test?
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The tests look for antibodies from previous coronavirus infections or from the vaccine. However, they can deliver false positives and false negatives.
The tests look for antibodies from previous coronavirus infections or from the vaccine. However, they can deliver false positives and false negatives.
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Zaos Gonzolez
I ONLY WANT MY ABORTIONS BACK FOR WHEN I VACATION TO TEXAS!!!! BBBLLLLAAAAHHH YARGH!
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It should be used to determine if a vaccine is even required. We are vaccinating people who are already immune.
ReplyI did not have the "typical" symptoms, nor would I have even known I was infected since I just had sinus congestion. The news sources reenforced I would be hospitalized and on oxygen for not getting vaccinated and left in a corner since I was wasting their time and resources. I was neither.
ReplyOnly if I know for sure that the test itself will Not make me sick.
ReplyI get one every week.
ReplyThis is the test I have been wanting since March 16th 2020 when I believe I had covid.......
ReplyIt's always better to know than not to know.
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