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Why rapid COVID tests arent more accurate and how scientists hope to improve them : comparemela.com
Why rapid COVID tests aren't more accurate and how scientists hope to improve them
Recent research — and plenty of anecdotes — suggest some rapid tests may be less sensitive at detecting omicron if you don't have symptoms. Here's how researchers hope to make them more effective.
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