Testing resources are in short supply, so testing is being performed to guide clinical decisions (ie sick people) rather than public health/science (ie random sample).
The handful of serosurveys that have been performed have been quite valuable, but there aren't nearly enough.
Hopefully this changes as testing capacity ramps up.
Testing resources are in short supply, so testing is being performed to guide clinical decisions (ie sick people) rather than public health/science (ie random sample).
The handful of serosurveys that have been performed have been quite valuable, but there aren't nearly enough.
Hopefully this changes as testing capacity ramps up.