Some Hopeful News Regarding Covid-19: Reinfection May Not Happen

Posted By: Mark Taylor May 21, 2020

“Brilliant news. … Remarkably good news.”

Dr. John Campbell has a very informative, straight forward daily podcast review and update of the developing science on Covid-19. In this episode he reviews research coming out of South Korea indicating people cannot be reinfected with Covid-19, which is positive news regarding efficacy of possible vaccination and eventual herd immunity.

Link To 23+-Minute Video

You Can Access Dr. John Campbell’s Science-Based Library Of Podcasts On A Variety Of Covid-19 Related Topics Here.

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