Random #COVID scenario:
So we finally have enough testing supplies and a properly outfitted team shows up at a randomly selected location and tests every person present.
In this location, let's say it is a middle school with 1000 student, staff, and even visitors tested. /1
So we finally have enough testing supplies and a properly outfitted team shows up at a randomly selected location and tests every person present.
In this location, let's say it is a middle school with 1000 student, staff, and even visitors tested. /1
All are tested and those who want results will be informed whether showing symptoms or not.
Do you think this would give us a more accurate rate of infection? /2
#COVID
Do you think this would give us a more accurate rate of infection? /2
#COVID
And with this data, we find 30% these individuals have the virus antibodies on the day of the test but only 5% report being sick, what does this tell us? /3 #COVID
Finally, would you think a random test like this would be viewed as too invasive or is it a good idea to get a better view of the problem at hand? / 4 end #COVID
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