But that data doesn't mean those who have antibodies are immune.
The data, first reported by The New York Times Thursday, shows that more than 68% of people tested positive for antibodies at a clinic in Corona, Queens, while 56% tested positive at another clinic in Jackson Heights, Queens. CityMD, which operates dozens of walk-in clinics in New York, confirmed the data to the Times and CNN.
While these two working-class neighborhoods saw high numbers for their antibody tests, only 13% of people tested positive for antibodies at a clinic in Cobble Hill, a mostly white and wealthy neighborhood in Brooklyn. The data suggest that while minority and working-class communities were hit hard by the virus, they may be first to build immunity.
Отсюда
В рабочих кварталах Нью Йорка, где был самый центр мора, уже сформировался коллективный иммунитет - у 68% проверенных есть антитела от Ковида. В то же время в белых благополучных районах такой процент всего 13. Впрочем, выборка нерепрезентативна, поскольку проверяли не совсем случайных людей, но некое представление дает.
