The British Government’s former chief scientific adviser has said that the U.K. is “very close” to having a COVID-19 test that will be able to identify who has already had the respiratory disease and are likely to be immune to it (although it does seem possible to suffer re-infection). If successful, this could be a big breakthrough, as it would allow some health-care workers to risk exposure to the virus and citizens to eventually resume normal economic activity.
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Madeleine Kearns is a former staff writer at National Review.
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