How Coronavirus Test Kits Work | WSJ
February 26, 2020
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as posted by the channelTest kits have been one of the main ways to determine if a patient has coronavirus, but results from throat-swab tests can be inaccurate. WSJ visited a lab in Singapore to see how the kits work and find out why there are questions over accuracy. Photo: Crystal Tai
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