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American pop star Madonna announced via Instagram on Saturday that she had tested positive for the COVID-19 antibody, meaning she had already been infected with the virus, reported Variety.
The pop star broke the news in the 14th edition of the "Quarantine Diaries" IGTV series, in which she sits on a typewriter and makes her thoughts flow freely. Madonna posted, 'Took the test a few days ago and discovered I had antibodies." "So tomorrow, I'm going for a lengthy drive in the vehicle ... also, I will inhale the COVID-19 air. Indeed. I trust the sun is sparkling.'
However, the CDC has not yet confirmed whether the capture of antibodies is equivalent to immunity. The CDC official website reads, 'If antibodies provide immunity, we have no idea whether the amount or amount of antibodies will be protective or the duration that protection will remain.' 'Scientists at the CDC are conducting studies to better understand the levels of antibodies required for protection, the duration of that protection, and the factors associated with an individual developing a protective antibody response.'
Madonna also drew on recognition from others and the power of words. She said, 'It amazes me that we care a lot about what people think or win people's favor or are right in reasoning.' 'I hate myself for this nastiness.'
In the first quarantine, Ray's light hitmaker caused controversy when he called the epidemic a "great mentor". However, she has since donated $ 1 million to Gates Philanthropy Partners' COVID-19 medical science accelerator.
Madonna said in a statement on her website, "Harnessing the strength and knowledge of the research community, Accelerator's significant scientific advances will explain how we end this epidemic and prevent future effects from the virus." "I send much gratitude and strength to the courageous first responders, medical professionals and scientists who are protecting our communities, those suffering and our most vulnerable."
Madonna ended her quarantine diary on a positive note, encouraging her fans to take this time of day-to-day self-isolation. 'Here's the good news: Tomorrow is a new day and I'm leaving and I'm going to feel differently," she said. "start all over again.'
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