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It’s the opposite. False positives are highly improbable. False negatives happen more regularly. If there are very little viruses, and the swab/sample didn’t c
by andruby 7y ago
It’s the opposite. False positives are highly improbable. False negatives happen more regularly.
If there are very little viruses, and the swab/sample didn’t contain any you would get a false negative test.