What does it mean to be tested for antibodies? Dr. Coule shares details

Danielle Harris1 min readJune 23, 2020

If antibodies are found in a person, it means they once had the COVID-19 and have since recovered — information that could be used to help others newly infected. Augusta University Health’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Phillip Coule explains what it means to be tested for antibodies.

Learn more about AU Health’s antibody testing site in Columbia County and view our COVID-19 resource page for the latest information on the coronavirus.

 

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Danielle Harris is Senior Media Relations Coordinator at Augusta University. Contact her to schedule an interview on this topic or with one of our experts at 706-721-7511 or deharris1@augusta.edu.

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