Therma Bright Inc V.THRM

did AcuVid study/trial include patients with CTcounts over30

[jpm59]

I read SONA March 20th NR update & it discussed the ct count for under 30 & over 30. They were not successful in results for patients with ct ccount over 30(lighter viral load than under 30). Seems to me this was discussed in the past regarding Acuvid,, I looked at past NR's & can't see it but am sure the study was successful for under 30 which I thought was the required threshold. Things change so not sure if anyone knows about what threshold is  required. Also it seems SONA study may of had less participants than THRM. I am not a scientist but just wondering about is there a need/requirement for the study/test to pick the virus with a count over 30?

[martindale]

As per June 17 2021. “  The ongoing clinical study for our AcuVid™ COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Saliva Test has performed extremely well," expressed Therma's CEO Rob Fia. "As of June 16th, 63 subjects were enrolled and provided a nasal swab for a RT-PCR test and a saliva sample for the AcuVid™ test. Of the 63, RT-PCR results were received for 56 subjects, with 28 positive and 28

[nrv090909]

Canadian government might be dropping vaccine mandate in airports to fly likely in 2 months time. Come on Therma, let's get going here with Acuvid. 

[martindale]

......Calling BS on that one.. the mighty Turd likes being a DiCKtator..... https://tnc.news/2022/05/30/liberals-vote-against-motion-to-end-covid-restrictions-for-travellers/