In the early days of the pandemic, testing options were limited to send-out PCR tests, which required laboratory analysis for processing. While highly accurate, these tests usually require an office visit or a drive-up swab and can take a few days to generate results. Today, there are a number of…

We’re a year and a half into this pandemic and somehow COVID-19 testing can still feel like a total mystery at times. Where do I go to get tested? Which test do I need? How soon will I get my results? In particular, many of us are looking for easier…

Applicable people for antigen testing: First, people who go to primary medical and health institutions for treatment, have respiratory symptoms, fever and other symptoms and have symptoms within 5 days; The second is isolation observation personnel, including home isolation observation, close contact and sub-close contact, entry isolation observation, closed and…

A potential drawback of rapid tests is that they are often considered to be less sensitive than laboratory molecular tests. It is true that no test is accurate in 100% of cases. There are many factors at play. …

COVID-19 is the name of the disease caused by the SARS-CoV2 virus. Viruses and the diseases they cause have different names. For example, AIDS is a disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus HIV. …

We’re almost two years into the pandemic, and somehow the COVID-19 antigen test still feels like a complete mystery at times. Many of us are looking for easier and faster ways to find out if we’re virus-free. …

Share: 1 At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, not nearly enough Americans were tested for coronavirus disease (COVID-19). This was largely due to a lack of diagnostic testing capacity. Although test availability eventually increased, shortages continued to occur as regional demand increased. However, tracking infected individuals has been and…

It has been over one and a half years since the COVID-19 pandemic first started and a lot has changed in each country. In some underdeveloped countries, where vaccination rates are low, the risk of contracting the virus is still high, including in children under 12 years of age. This…