“SARS–CoV–2 was circulating outside of China back in 2019”. Sounds familiar? One of most recent claims of this sort came about three weeks ago from Italy. A joined team of Istituto Nazionale Tumori (Milan), University of Siena, and a company VisMederi Srl re-analyzed blood samples spared from a cancer related project with around 1000 participants. Apolone and co-authors reported that up to 15% of the samples might had contained antibodies to the receptor-binding domain (RBD) of SARS-CoV-2 already by September … Continue reading “Russel’s teapot, or would serology suitable for historical reconstructions of COVID-19?”
Russel’s teapot, or would serology suitable for historical reconstructions of COVID-19?
Author admin Posted on 8 December, 20206 June, 2025