(Vaccine Injected) COVID Virus Can Remain in the Body Over a Year
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(Vaccine Injected) COVID Virus Can Remain in the Body Over a Year
Ralph Ellis March 11, 2024
Scientists at the University of California San Francisco have discovered that remnants of the COVID-19 virus can linger in blood and tissue for more than a year after a person is first infected.
In their research on long COVID, the scientists found COVID antigens in the blood for up to 14 months after infection and in tissue samples for more than 2 years after infection.
"These two studies provide some of the strongest evidence so far that COVID antigens can persist in some people, even though we think they have normal immune responses," Michael Peluso, MD, an infectious disease researcher in the UCSF School of Medicine, who led both studies, said in a statement.
Scientists don't know what causes long COVID, in which symptoms of the illness persist months or years after recovery. The most common symptoms are extreme fatigue, shortness of breath, loss of smell, and muscle aches.
The UCSF research team examined blood samples from 171 infected people and found the COVID "spike" protein was still present up to 14 months after infection in some people. The antigens were found more often in people who were hospitalized with COVID or who reported being very sick but were not hospitalized.
Researchers next looked at the UCSF Long COVID Tissue Bank, which contains samples donated by patients with and without long COVID.
They found portions of viral RNA in the tissue up to 2 years after people were infected, though there was no evidence of reinfection. Those viral fragments were found in connective tissue where immune cells are, suggesting that the fragments caused the immune system to attack, according to the researchers.
The UCSF team is running clinical trials to find out if monoclonal antibodies or antiviral drugs can remove the virus.
The findings were presented in Denver this week at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections.
SOURCES:
EurekAlert: "COVID-19 virus can stay in the body more than a year after infection."
University of California San Francisco: "First Tissue Bank May Help Solve Mystery of Long COVID Misery."
The Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI).
Medscape
Me: Well, it is injected into you as a vaccine, so it is hardly surprising that once injected in, it is going to go away sometimes soon, after all, since "antibodies" don't exist and the vaccines were never about Covid anyway, but to get the vaccine contents into your Dentric Cells within your Lymph Nodes, what is left, but for Moderna's Covid-19 Neucloids virus patented 2013, to stick around making Cancers and other delightful illnesses, for you to die from instead, as in "viral ModRNA in the tissue up to 2 years after people were infected"?