Europe's second wave brushes past 'lockdown lite'
London | Europe's second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has swept past the light-touch restrictions put in place in most parts of the continent, sparking warnings that tougher, economy-sapping measures could follow.
The seemingly unstoppable resurgence comes as a new study from Imperial College in London suggests COVID antibodies may last only a few months in the human system, throwing into doubt the prospect of herd immunity and workable vaccines.
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