http://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1234037
First 30 minutes is very interesting:
https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=a...iZjNhODMtY2I3ZS00MzIwLTkyNWEtYWI0OTc5N2M5NDQ4
TL;Dr cheap tests are sensitive enough to drastically reduce spread.
Premise of the podcast is that at home testing that could be made for a $1 and results in a few minutes could drive down infections since it would limit spread. This would mean testing daily or weekly in hot-spot areas. By the time you feel bad enough to get a test, your infectiousness is waning.
First 30 minutes is very interesting:
https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=a...iZjNhODMtY2I3ZS00MzIwLTkyNWEtYWI0OTc5N2M5NDQ4
TL;Dr cheap tests are sensitive enough to drastically reduce spread.
Premise of the podcast is that at home testing that could be made for a $1 and results in a few minutes could drive down infections since it would limit spread. This would mean testing daily or weekly in hot-spot areas. By the time you feel bad enough to get a test, your infectiousness is waning.
