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The testing capacity exists, if you count devices that have (still) not been approved for use. That is the primary nature of of the failure here.
by trappist 7y ago
The testing capacity exists, if you count devices that have (still) not been approved for use. That is the primary nature of of the failure here.
- maxerickson 7y agoThis is a state Senator saying that there isn't enough reagent that is needed to prepare the samples for testing: https://twitter.com/JeffJacksonNC/status/1238811865481990144 https://twitter.com/JeffJacksonNC/status/1238811865481990144 So if that is true, the testing capacity isn't going to be limited just by device approvals. Also need to establish the protocols for other reagents and so on.
- netsharc 7y agoCitation please? Why does it seem like people are using this rapidly spreading deadly virus as an argument for their political views...