Many thankQs, MqD, for that excellent article!
My comment:
The test swab length used for the covid tests done now are the same short length they used for flu a/b, strep, back before the covid tests were available.
A couple weeks ago I had occasion to get a covid test at my regular doctors, and the swabs were the short ones, and the test checked for flu a/b, strep, and covid (fortunately, all negative, and am OK so far).
And my questions:
1) When people are getting positive covid test results, what exactly is being sent back for analysis to figure what strain is going around at the time?
2) If there’s no covid virus, with what virus are people getting sick?
A neighbor of mine has her daughter and daughter’s son living with her; daughter and son went on a short vacation and came back, they became sick and passed the bug on to her.
They all tested positive for covid, and all recovered.
3) If the covid was the flu, the swab tests would have shown positive for flu as well as for covid.
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