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Does anyone have insight about the covid antibody tests?
Comments (13)I know that Quest Diagnostics has been in the news lately because they are now offering the test. Our granddaughter was also very sick in January, her college roommate stayed healthy. She did see the college physician and tested negative to the flu, recovery took a couple weeks. She would like to take the test to see if her plasma might help someone else, but is still waiting to hear which test is most accurate. Quest Labs...See MoreHas anyone had Covid?
Comments (133)Vaccines are great - if you have access to them. I worked as a traveling nurse for the state for a while, assessing ill/handicapped children for a state paid assistance program. There was only a tiny per cent of my caseload that I could not find, usually because the family had moved and not informed their caseworker, and sometimes I had to drive for hours to find my clients. I have no doubt that refrigerated mobile vaccine clinics will be made available. I have no doubt that incentives of various kinds will be made available to help those who need help accessing the vaccine. After all, it seems like it would be to the government's advantage to help get everyone vaccinated, so that the people can return to work and thereby fund tax bills that pays for government. Billions have been spent on research and development, I would think distribution costs and aggravations will be surmountable....See MoreI got both Covid vaccines. Then today I got a Covid test.
Comments (35)Arkansas Girl, weeks later? Do you remember where you heard that? When I experienced some fatigue four days after my second shot I looked up delayed reaction, and the only thing I found was a reference to four or five days, especially for those who reacted with a rash. In my case it would have been about two weeks, and then the reaction lasting over a week. That seems unlikely, but thanks for the thought. Debby, it started about two weeks after the second shot but it's still going on a week later....See MoreJust got a Covid test
Comments (65)So glad the results are negative. Now to get your strength back... Being so careful I'm a bit surprised you picked up something with the flu season so low last winter. Masking, etc. But it has taken many by surprise. A few new testing methods now. Maybe as new as this year., 2021..a quad and a multiplex and a few in between. One test can determine a few possible viruses and more in the multiplex. Article yesterday, HERE ...NYTimes has a paywall but as far as I know it is lifted for virus related material. "...Before the pandemic, people were not always as curious to know the exact pathogen causing respiratory symptoms, according to Dr. Alexandra Valsamakis, head of clinical development and medical affairs at Roche Diagnostics Solutions. “I think there was always this perception of ‘Oh, whatever it is, it’s not going to kill us,’” Dr. Valsamakis said. But the terrible toll of Covid-19 has changed that. “There’s this need to actually know what’s there, more than there ever was before.” ..." This is a comfort and welcome advance for the Fall flu season....See More- 5 years ago
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