? Producing Results for Students and Faculty in as Little as 15-Minutes
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Across the globe, schools and universities are faced with the risks of asymptomatic spreading of the COVID-19 virus as many governments have not offered clear guidance on testing and stay-at-home orders. Waiting for a student to develop symptoms can be dangerous as instances have already shown since schools reopened in late August.
Even if an academic setting has strong mask requirements, administrators cannot control student behavior when they leave the campus. Presently, most institutions ask the students to report, on the honor system, any positive COVID test to school health resources. But as the coronavirus is most detectable in infected people for three to four days, campuses will need to test every student twice a week.
The demand for mass testing has already backlogged private labs and burdened students with the high cost to process a standard nasal swab test. The INNOVA SARS-CoV-2 Antigen test can detect viral proteins and produce results in as little as 15 minutes. This affordable testing will reduce risks to both students and the wider community. Also, reliable testing is needed immediately as many schools plan to send students home at the semester’s end and new outbreaks could quickly spread.
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? Getting Back to Sports and Entertainment, Safely and More Confidently
Any delay in getting results from COVID-19 testing can be potentially dangerous especially as sporting venues reopen. As the NBA, MLB, NFL, and FIFA serve as important entertainment during trying times, what is important to remember is how each organization employs thousands, not including their players. Without enough testing or labs to process test results quickly, sporting organizations are faced with a demand that outpaces the resources. The INNOVA SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Rapid Qualitative Test is fast, cost-effective, and is highly accurate.
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No more high-fives and cheering without masks even for loyal, energetic fans. Any spectators at sporting events should consider the number of COVID-19 cases where they live before deciding to attend, urges the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). People should wear masks, stay six feet apart, and be careful in ticketing and entrance areas where it may be harder to keep a distance.
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The INNOVA SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Rapid Qualitative Test combined with a digital “health passport” could safely reopen larger stadiums and sports venues. The secure passport on a mobile device would include one’s name, address, phone number, and drivers’ license to verify their identification. This information would be combined with their rapid test results, a final temperature check before a fan can safely enjoy the game or match.
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