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She wrongly correlates testing positive with assuming being contagious after 10 days Being infected,testing positive and being contagious are different things Tests detect N protein of the virus, not contagiousness Some1 can test positive 3 weeks, that is no way hes contagious
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Please can you explain for non expert but interested person how can one then test for being infectious. Many thanks
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Could one reporter anywhere ask Fauci about the guidelines for positive test/symptomatic? CDC states only “If you have no symptoms or your symptoms are resolving within 5 days, you can leave the house.” I’m starting to think it’s more than just a communication problem.
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Especially since he stated tonight no test, neither rapid antigen nor PCR, can determine transmissibility.
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I saw the same pattern. Started testing 2 days before since I know I was exposed, then on morning 3 it went from zero bright red, then slowly faded to nothing 11 days after
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