Germany could issue hundreds of thousands of people with coronavirus 'immunity certificates' so they can leave the lockdown early
The tests are designed to detect whether an individual has developed antibodies to COVID-19, indicating that they have at one time been a carrier and built up immunity.
"Those who are immune could be given a type of vaccination card that, for example, allows them to be exempted from [Coronavirus-related] restrictions on their work," Gerard Krause, the epidemiologist leading the project, told the magazine.
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