RE:You clowns had better read thisI think that wath is important and that SONA can bring to the market is the response to that need:
"If you wait a week [for your result], you almost might as well not have bothered to do it, because you've infected all these people. It kind of defeats the whole purpose of having the test done. Whereas if you could pick up 80% of the people in 15 minutes, and just keep testing and testing, that will have a bigger public health effect than some really super test that takes one or two weeks to get the results back," said Murphy.
Said Quick, "The first thing you want to do in any pandemic is to find the sick. The other thing you want to do is to keep the rest of the health system open. And when you don't have a fast test to separate who's got the virus and who doesn't, that's when you actually get transmission in health facilities."
He said he's "a little bit dumbfounded" that it has taken the country this long to get these rapid tests, which are in widespread use in countries like South Korea and India. "These recent tests have been game changers. And so we're seeing the power and the potential of innovation," he said, adding that part of pandemic preparation is having these tools ready "to go on the marching path."
SONA has the test ready to go!
and get the asymptomatic!