Predictive Technology Group Inc (PRED)

[gumby14]

Just watched a MSNBC interview with NY hospital talking about test shortages. Said antibody tests would be helpful but only had 87% sensitivity and need to be more accurate. That sounded better than the 60% the UK quickest showed. I think I read that the PRED test touted sensitivity in the 90s. How is this rating determined? And without FDA confirming/approving the commercial rollout how will facilities know which tests are quality (hoping PRED has the gold standard) and which are less reliable?

https://www.msnbc.com/andrea-mitchell-reports/watch/-even-in-april-testing-isn-t-sufficient-nationally-doctor-warns-of-continued-testing-and-supply-shortages-81740357886