Rwandan scientists conducting research on immunity of recovered COVID-19 patients

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KIGALI, May 25 (Xinhua) -- Scientists in Rwanda are carrying out research aimed at finding out whether people who recovered from the COVID-19 in the country got specific antibodies to the virus, an official said Monday.

"There is ongoing research to find out whether recovered patients got immunity to the virus, which can help in developing treatment," Sabin Nsanzimana, Director General of Rwanda Biomedical Center, said in a news program.

Initial tests revealed that some antibodies appear immediately and some are delayed, while other people do not have the antibodies but remain healthy without the virus, he said, adding that health personnel will continue to follow up on recovered patients.

Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Rwanda reached 336 as of Monday, with zero death and 238 recoveries. Enditem

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