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Why Covid is still flooring some people

James Gallagher
Inside Health presenter, BBC Radio 4
Getty Images Unwell woman with Covid in bedGetty Images
Scientists say people's antibody levels against Covid are probably as low now as they have been

What is it like to catch Covid now? It is a question I have been pondering since a friend was surprised by how roughed up they were by it. Their third bout of Covid was significantly worse than the previous time they caught it.

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