I may be off base. But it sounds like the accuracy rate of those tests is off if it's based on an assumption that you'll only test people who have risk factors.

I may be off base. But it sounds like the accuracy rate of those tests is off if it's based on an assumption that you'll only test people who have risk factors. I would have thought that by now, being the year 2024, we've gotten better than just guessing and statistically inferring stuff. This is where the big disconnect is, and why so many are starting to distrust the medical field. We assume doctors can diagnose stuff and not just go around making educated guesses. No wonder it's a giant government-enforced cartel that restricts competition.