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Washington: Many people who have recovered from coronavirus are asking if there is a chance of their being infected again.
In the unpublished finding, scientists said the 33-year-old man had mild symptoms the first time but none the second time. This suggests his immune system may have provided some protection against serious illness even if it could not prevent reinfection, the report added.
Researchers said genetic tests revealed different strains of the virus the second time. According to the report, there have been several other cases, such as a man in the U.S. who was sicker the second time than the first.
However, the World Health Organisation (WHO) says even if people can get reinfected, it likely wouldn’t happen regularly.
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