So, let’s update? Instead of triaging test availability for critical industries, we’ll have healthcare workers return to work on day six even without a negative test, and even if they still have symptoms. Meanwhile many ordinary workplaces require PCR confirmation of rapid tests.https://twitter.com/zeynep/status/1471847760722894848 …
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“It seems as if even at this late date, the C.D.C. is trying to appease everyone, and therefore pleasing no one. What would be better is a more evidence-driven approach.”—
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As a home health patient who gets a 5 day infusion every month, I just told my team no one is coming in this house w/ out a rapid test first. I’ll provide the tests.
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At-risk patients need frequent tests. Ideally staff could stay home if not feeling well or if symptomatic, but may be needed to work if they test negative. So if rapid tests have high false positives in asymptomatic cases, isn't it possible a case w/ "symptoms" is just allergies?
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The research states many unanswered questions about transmission remain, particularly for asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic cases. We can prioritize rapid tests for high-risk people. Healthcare staff with symptoms take sick days. Asymptomatics should mask near vulnerable patients.
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I'm confused. Haven't you been pushing the (premature) "it's mild" hypothesis? What is the overlap in the Venn diagram where on one hand we're telling people that catching O is no big deal and on the other want to remind people to remember those among us are medically frail?pic.twitter.com/FEPXRiKuwz
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Amen and thank you.
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