https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/breakthrough-covid-19-tests-are-currently-cheap-fast-and-not-very-accurate/
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An inexpensive coronavirus test that millions of Americans could use at a pharmacy, in a workplace or even at home could prove to be a vital asset in allowing people to return to jobs and school. Last week Deborah Birx, the White House’s coronavirus-response coordinator, called rapid antigen tests the “breakthrough innovation” that is needed to perform hundreds of millions of such assays a day. The remarks echoed her previous statements that antigen tests might be used to examine broad swaths of the public.
The technique often involves a technology—called...
