The problem is that it's almost too accurate in some cases.

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Feb 27, 2020
8:12:37am

Virginia Ute Ute Troll

The problem is that it's almost too accurate in some cases.

Some people might test positive, but is it clinically significant?

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Virginia Ute

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Wow... many covid19 patients are getting reinfected

runnincoug

2/27/20 7:58am

I wonder how many are false positive. Those PCR tests can detect even the slightest amount of virus DNA.

2/27/20 8:00am

Yeah I've heard testing isn't always accurate, but that's another concern!

runnincoug

2/27/20 8:01am

The problem is that it's almost too accurate in some cases.

2/27/20 8:12am

Here's a fun conspiracy explanation for that. Enjoy.

CopperLix

2/27/20 8:05am

So far they haven't gotten sick twice. And they haven't been able to prove

tevye

2/27/20 8:11am

That makes sense.

Mister P

2/27/20 8:46am

There are a lot of diseases where you can be contagious for 2 to 4 weeks

Blue Ghost

2/27/20 8:51am

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