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Emily Osborne Individual Outreach Grant Proposal (1) (1)

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https://padlet.com/billarda/9d9u8cp682qfp2sm

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Brochure

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Personal protection in the fast food and manufacturing against COVID

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geared towards theoretical patients who would take part in our study/proposal.

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DO ANTIBODIES PROTECT AGAINST COVID-19 REINFECTIONS?

IF YOU HAVE PRECIOUSLY SUFFERED FROM COVID-19, YOUR BLOOD MAY SAVE LIVES.

BECOME A STUDY PARTICIPANT TODAY.

COVID-19 Antibodies May Save Lives; they May Be Obsolete. How Can We Find Out?

Antibodies develop to fight off viruses in hosts - if you have been diagnosed with COVID-19, that's you. Antibodies may also be the key to developing a vaccine for COVID-19. Our team needs you to help us determine if that's true.

What We Do:

Our study consists of regular blood sampling from patients diagnosed with the COVID-19 respiratory disease. Blood samples will be analyzed for antibody counts during and after reinfection. Our team wants to monitor antibody levels to determine if they are effective in preventing reinfection of COVID-19. Visit our Methods page for more info.

Why We Do It:

Development of a reliable, effective vaccine against COVID-19 depends on the efficacy of our antibodies. This study will prove, one way or the other, whether or not antibodies are effective in preventing COVID-19 reinfection. If they are, medicine can pursue a vaccination method with this knowledge. This means a functioning society once again and, yes, you can finally take those masks off. If antibodies are rendered ineffective, further research will be necessary.

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DO ANTIBODIES PROTECT AGAINST COVID-19 REINFECTIONS? IF YOU HAVE PRECIOUSLY SUFFERED FROM COVID-19, YOUR BLOOD MAY SAVE LIVES. BECOME A STUDY PARTICIPANT TODAY. COVID-19 Antibodies May Save Lives; they May Be Obsolete. How Can We Find Out? Antibodies develop to fight off viruses in hosts - if you have been diagnosed with COVID-19, that's you.