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I think that the article made it clear that there is such a great need for at-home specimen collection that it is baffling that the FDA is going so slow.
by James_Henry 6y ago
I think that the article made it clear that there is such a great need for at-home specimen collection that it is baffling that the FDA is going so slow.
- vorpalhex 6y ago1. I take a sample collection at home, as an average-person 2. I leave it on my hot porch for a few days before FedEx picks it up, the sample is invalid 3. Lab tests sample, calls me and tells me I'm clear even when I'm actually sick 4. I go to my favorite bar and decide to intimately swing dance with all the patrons, causing a super spreader event The only thing worse than not having a test is having a faulty test. The FDA is very worried about faulty tests, or in this case, bad sample collection leading to faulty tests.