WHO is monitoring these seroepidemiological studies. At last count, there were about 500. And if
Considered together, it turns out that less than 10% of the world's population has antibodies to this virus. Sumiya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, WHO
It is emphasized that these are averaged data. In some cities, which are large foci of infection, at least half of the population has antibodies to coronavirus,
Sometimes, about 50% of the city's population has antibodies to COVID-19. However, even these data do not allow us to speak about the achievement of herd immunity.
The only way to achieve herd immunity on a global scale is through vaccination, Swaminathan said.
Earlier it became known that WHO had released an official application with the latest information on COVID-19. It can also provide data that is specific to the user's location.
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