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Originally Posted by wayneman
The answer to your question is M O N E Y. Who is going to pay for all the tests. It's the same reason employees of hospitals no longer get tested unless they become symptomatic. Even if they have been directly exposed. No one wants the burden of paying for the test. And more importantly, we need way more antibody tests.
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Look at S. Korea or Germany for your answer. They tested quickly and their DPA was put into place to produce all the needed medical equipment. The US fiddled while CV burned. The result they quickly got back their economy and people went to work. We the US of A now leads the world in all the Bad CV stats. We have 15 to 29% unemployment(depending if you count people not trying). And out GNP is toast. Bottom line----better to spend money on tests early. You could say "the early bird avoids the CV".