Employers should be daily screening their asymptomatic essential service staff (eg delivery drivers, grocery store workers) who work together & with the public. Repeat daily tests is superior accuracy compared with no PCR or infrequent PCR testing.
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Can’t understand why this isn’t happening. I was expecting this to start during Vics second wave.
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Agree. UK has given out these test for twice weekly home testing and picked up 120,000 cases this way. It also reduced burden of memory for contact tracing questions if tested regularly.
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Replying to @MarylouiseMcla1
Absolutely agree with you. Where are these tests I wonder afr.com/politics/federal/syd…

Sydney rapid COVID-19 test trial to guide wider use

Federal and state authorities will closely watch the results of the trial at Whiddon Easton Park campus in Glenfield.

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Replying to @MarylouiseMcla1
Why won’t #auspoI support #allumecovidtests? We should be using it before walking into a supermarket or pharmacy. An Aussie invention and made in Aus- even if not 100% it would be better than nothing. @EllumeHealth #SydneyOutbreak #SydneyLockdown #IStandWithDan
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ML why are soo resistant to rapid tests? I don’t get it!
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Replying to @MarylouiseMcla1
Weren't these rapid antigen tests relatively inexpensive & can be mass produced & distributed without the hassle & cost of needing health care workers, sample collection, processing etc?
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Replying to @MarylouiseMcla1 @attempt57
Thank you. This time I hope your advice is heeded.
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Replying to @MarylouiseMcla1
Do you have any idea why this research is not being acknowledged and de-bunked if not true? If true it would be very easy to introduce and would assist us out of this mess linkedin.com/pulse/astrazene…

AstraZeneca vaccine: pull back or push through?

(English version of post in Dutch from April 6, 2021) Spoiler: the plunger of the syringe must be pulled back before the vaccine can be pushed through Doctors are trained to first check that the...

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Replying to @MarylouiseMcla1
Screening for notifiable diseases has to be done by healthcare staff. Do you do any homework before posting?
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