At-home coronavirus tests now available, companies say

The products have been greenlit by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration under new expedited guidelines to help combat the virus, according to Stat, a health care industry news outlet.

As the tests have rolled out quickly amid the crisis, concerns about their accuracy have also emerged, Stat reported. “It’s not a very comfortable thing, if you do it right. It can feel like you’re trying to gag yourself,” he said.Topol added, in his view, 48 hours is too long for people to wait for test results.

Yeah right

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Fake news

Yep anything to make a freaking dollar

People testing themselves at home without any health-related knowledge can end up using bad technique and foul up their own test (like contamination of a crime scene) doing more harm than good resulting in false negatives and a false sense of security.

While your loved one's are Infected! He knew all along, but didn't act. Just called it the Chinese Virus!

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