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Why aren't the average human antibodies powerful enough to defend against coronavirus?
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Why aren't the average human antibodies powerful enough to defend against coronavirus?

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its new to our body. Saying that, it dosen't know how to fight this off, but once you get the coronavirus, you are ammune to that type because then your body knows how to fight it off. :)

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