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As medical and public health experts rush to learn the outs of coronavirus, there seems to be good emerging news from South Korea. A new report of theKorean Center for Disease Control (KCDC) strongly suggests that patients tested positive for theCoronavirus a second time are much less contagious than those who contract Covid-19 the first time.

With nearly 800 people who were in contact with patients who had a second case of coronavirus, less than 1% of them have the disease again. And all those people who have tested positive? Everyone had a contact story with a religious group or a confirmed case in their families.

Among the most difficult components of coronavirus, real-time learning of specific details on contagion is at the same time as we try to understand the best way to treat it and react to save the most. It's as if we try collectively to win some with consequences of life or death while knowing that the rules of the game are.

We have seen encouraging news about test tests for both therapeuticsMedication (Remesivir) and vaccines, a question that remained is whether the contraction of coronavirus is again protected from contagion. The Korean report focuses on people whomade Contract coronavirus again but found the distribution of the disease of these individuals to be remarkably low.

ThisKCDC study focuses on nearly 300 cases of "re-positive" or individuals who have tested positive forCOVID-19 [Feminine a second time. He then tracked nearly 800 people who were in contact with these patients and found that there were 27 new cases of coronaviruses. But from those, 24 of them had the virus before, concluding that only three new patents had the coronavirus of nearly 800 people in contact with the "re-positives". And each of these three new patients also had a history of contact with a religious group or a confirmed case in their families.

Be clearThree Of the 790 people who were in contact with 290 cases of people who obtained the coronavirus a second time also contracted Covid-19 contagion. And because each of the three had other reasons why they could have contracted the virus, it is naturally considered a very encouraging new for anyone who has to look forward togo back to a kind of normality