30% of Texans have evidence of COVID-19 antibodies, UT health and other researchers find

Published: August 21, 2021

Researchers with the University of Texas Health Science Center and the Texas Department of State Health Services have seen an uptick in people participating in the Texas Cares antibody survey.

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