No existen pruebas de que las personas que dan positivo en los test de diagnóstico estén inmunizadas frente al nuevo coronavirus, advirtió hoy la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS).
La OMS consideró que los llamados “pasaportes de inmunidad” pueden favorecer la propagación de la pandemia.
No hay ninguna prueba en este momento de que las personas que se curaron de la Covid-19 y que tienen anticuerpos estén inmunizadas frente a una segunda infección”, dijo la OMS en un comunicado.
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