Running with the 12% figure, I'm still curious as to how that is useful. Have you traveled recently? Been to a large gathering? Never left your house? Visited w

Running with the 12% figure, I'm still curious as to how that is useful. Have you traveled recently? Been to a large gathering? Never left your house? Visited with family from out of town? Do you commute for work as a front-line worker? Risk profiles for less common diseases make sense, but these are questions your doctor should ask regardless of the infection rate of your zip code in a pandemic scenario, however. > Medicine should not be one size fits all I don't think it's unreasonable to expect tests for most obvious fit of your symptoms (with followups for less likely causes if those are negative) rather than needing to do statistics puzzles for every patient that comes in through the door.