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The University of Louisville's study into the Co-Immunity Project discovered that COVID-19 may be more widespread than originally thought. Phase 2 of the study has found that healthcare workers have lower positivity rates and antibodies than the general public. (File image from video).
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Researchers believe 4 to 6 times more people in Louisville may have been exposed to the virus, since the beginning of the pandemic.
COVID-19 infections among health care workers may be lower than the general population.
Since last week, Jefferson County has added 1,552 new cases and recorded 23 new deaths.
