Blood plasma with high levels of COVID-19 antibodies reduced the number of patient deaths by 25%

Posted on: Jan 14, 2021 | Posted by: Health Mag

A new study from Mayo Clinic found just 22.3% of coronavirus patients who received antibody-rich plasma died compared to 29.6% of those given plasma with low levels of antibodies.

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