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Mike 03

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2. This doesn't instill great confidence in the tests

Reply to Laura PourMeADrink (Original post)

Sat Jun 20, 2020, 12:07 PM

Jun 2020

if you can give two, three of them and almost guarantee that you get conflicting results. It's also a waste of tests (although what good are they if they are this error-prone?).

But the lawsuit is great news!

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GA hospital being sued for falsifying COVID results [View all] Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2020 OP

I hope they have a better technical explanation than: marybourg Jun 2020 #1

If you read the story, they explain how it was done. nt. Mariana Jun 2020 #7

This doesn't instill great confidence in the tests Mike 03 Jun 2020 #2

the article said that if someone tested positive.... stillcool Jun 2020 #6

THIS!!! This is how they cheated!!! nt Ilsa Jun 2020 #11

Nothing in this story indicates a problem with the tests. nt. Mariana Jun 2020 #8

Interesting Freddie Jun 2020 #3

It depends Hav Jun 2020 #4

In this story, they are deliberately sabotaging the tests. Mariana Jun 2020 #9

Looks like it Hav Jun 2020 #10

This is likely happening elsewhere pandr32 Jun 2020 #5