The usual way, Nasal and Throat swabs and with laboratory genome testing, serology, antigen and adaptive immune response tests - which all take a number of days to determine which/ what virus and load count, rather than the previously touted rapid testing of the PCR which is unable to distinguish different virus's
The usual way, Nasal and Throat swabs and with laboratory genome testing, serology, antigen and adaptive immune response tests - which all take a number of days to determine which/ what virus and load count, rather than the previously touted rapid testing of the PCR which is unable to distinguish different virus's
Makes sense. The PCR test is cheaper so they went with that. Or maybe they went with it because it can be used to manipulate results.
Makes sense. The PCR test is cheaper so they went with that. Or maybe they went with it because it can be used to manipulate results.
Yeah, not sure to be honest, no doubt price was probably one of the main factors - and that it did speed up getting the result - aside that the result wasn't able to be 'diagnosed' for actual specific viral type or true severity, lol.
Yeah, not sure to be honest, no doubt price was probably one of the main factors - and that it did speed up getting the result - aside that the result wasn't able to be 'diagnosed' for actual specific viral type or true severity, lol.
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