The Standard | by Mercy Kahenda
At least one in every three people living in Nairobi has been infected with coronavirus, a new study shows.
The survey which analysed antibodies shows seroprevalence (the level of a pathogen in a population as measured in blood serum) for the virus in Nairobi stands at 35 per cent.
Seroprevalence is a way of identifying the number of people in a given population who have developed antibodies to diseases such as SARS-CoV-2, herpes simplex and HIV, following an infection…
