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15% seems to be an average number for an area with known community spread. It was in Korea, it was in Germany. If you are getting less than that, you aren't te
by seppin 7y ago
15% seems to be an average number for an area with known community spread. It was in Korea, it was in Germany.
If you are getting less than that, you aren't testing enough people. ALso if your number is far higher you might be only testing dire cases.
- 2019-nCoV 7y agoYou have it backwards. If your positivity rate continues to plummet as testing ramps up it points to the inverse. See other nations with wide spread testing and low positivity rates, namely Australia, NZ, Taiwan, UAE.