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I think the idea is medical use in populations that don't have access to labs and other testing equipment, not as a date-screening device.
by hamburglar 12y ago
I think the idea is medical use in populations that don't have access to labs and other testing equipment, not as a date-screening device.
- slackson 12y agoIt would be useful for both purposes, wouldn't it?
- stormbrew 12y agoSince they mention a false-negative in the article, it doesn't seem like it would be a good choice to rely exclusively on it. If it gave false negatives at a very low rate, though, a high rate of false positives wouldn't make it useless.