Can Your Body Remember a Virus Years After You Get Better?

When a virus enters your body, your immune system learns to recognise and fight it.

When a virus enters your body, your immune system learns to recognise and fight it. It produces antibodies and activates specialised immune cells to attack the infection. Some memory B cells and memory T cells remain in the body after the infection is gone. If the same virus returns, these cells rec
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