A study of residents in the Alpine ski resort of Ischgl, the site of Austria's biggest coronavirus outbreak, has found 42% have antibodies for the virus, the highest rate ever proven, the university that carried out the study said on Thursday. Antibody and regular so-called PCR tests were carried out on 79% of Ischgl's inhabitants. Only 15% of those found to have antibodies had previously tested positive for the virus, the university said.
A study of residents in the Alpine ski resort of Ischgl, the site of Austria's biggest coronavirus outbreak, has found 42% have antibodies for the virus, the highest rate ever proven, the university that carried out the study said on Thursday. Antibody and regular so-called PCR tests were carried out on 79% of Ischgl's inhabitants. Only 15% of those found to have antibodies had previously tested positive for the virus, the university said.
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