Drs Susan Hopkins and Jenny Harries speak during Downing Street press briefing

The video features a question from Colin about COVID-19 antibodies and herd immunity. Dr. Hopkins explains that having antibodies is far from achieving herd immunity, which requires widespread vaccination. Dr. Harris adds that understanding the virus and antibody response is ongoing, emphasizing the need for continued research and learning.

What percentage of people having antibodies is mentioned as insufficient for herd immunity?

• 5%

• 10%

• 20%

• 50%

What is the primary method to achieve herd immunity according to Dr. Hopkins?

• Natural infection

• Vaccination

• Social distancing

• Herd behavior

Who should be prioritized for vaccination to achieve herd immunity?

• Young adults

• Everyone equally

• High-risk individuals

• Children

What is still being learned about COVID-19 according to Dr. Harris?

• The best time to vaccinate

• The body's response to new variants

• The effectiveness of masks

• The exact origin of the virus

Why is it important to understand how antibodies remain over time?

• To determine the need for booster shots

• To predict future pandemics

• To develop new vaccines

• To stop all vaccinations