PETALING JAYA: Patients who have recovered from Covid-19 will have to go through follow-up treatment every three months as there is no evidence to suggest that the presence of antibodies could serve as an"immunity passport", says Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.
"We want to know whether there is any damage to the lungs. We will do a follow-up treatment every three months to check whether there are any changes in their lungs through scanning," he said at the ministry’s Covid-19 press conference here on Friday ."If we look at other studies, and not ours, it will not remain long.
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