I don’t have many answers for you but can I ask why you’re curious in the sensitivity of the Illinois tests? The Atlantic had a piece a while back that frequent testing, your sensitivity can be pretty shitty and you’ll still be fine.
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I know of a couple of smaller schools (Colby and Roger Williams) that are doing frequent testing. RWU is testing everyone twice a week. Bowdion has been testing as well. A lot of the New England schools have partnered with
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this is from a preprint paper they posted on our main COVID-19 info page. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.18.159434v1.full …pic.twitter.com/3X6nGIFur3
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and here is a link to that page: https://covid19.illinois.edu/health-and-support/on-campus-covid-19-testing/ …
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Cornell is averaging ~5000 tests a day.
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Yep! A few schools are doing huge numbers; wondering if they are all doing antigen tests (which ones?) and if those numbers are included in the US daily total (in which case our test numbers aren't what we think they are outside of universities).
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I can say for sure that CTP counts antigen tests as reported by state of Florida as a test
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But also most drive up sites testing site in Florida have antigen testing available to the general public, not just college and other surveillance testing programshttps://twitter.com/floridapios/status/1308596112274718722?s=21 …
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