Scientists investigate if common worms change how bodies fight COVID
NCT ID NCT04813328
Summary
This study aims to understand how common parasitic worm infections might affect people's immune response to COVID-19. Researchers will collect one-time blood and stool samples from 1,500 people in India to measure COVID-19 antibodies and check for worm infections. The goal is to gather basic information about how these two conditions might interact in the body, without testing any treatments.
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National Institute for Research in Tuberculosis - International Centers for Excellence in Research (NIRT-ICER)
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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