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I never said it was, I simply said that is what is happening. Also are you attempting to imply that increased testing will somehow reveal a low positivity rate?
by Bootwizard 6y ago
I never said it was, I simply said that is what is happening. Also are you attempting to imply that increased testing will somehow reveal a low positivity rate?
- orasis 6y agoOf course the positive rate will go down as testing increases. A low positive rate means you’re detecting a significant number of the cases, which is necessary for contact tracing and isolation.