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Mass testing in Liverpool missed 60 per cent of known Covid cases

Mass testing in Liverpool missed 60 per cent of known Covid cases
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Rapid-result tests in Liverpool missed 60% of known coronavirus cases | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Rapid-result tests in Liverpool missed 60% of known coronavirus cases | Prestwich and Whitefield Guide

A mass community testing pilot in Liverpool using rapid-result tests failed to detect 60% of known positive coronavirus cases, an evaluation shows. A quarter of Liverpool’s 498,000 residents were tested using lateral flow device tests (LFTs) between November 6 and December 9, with 897 positive results. And a third used the LFTs or PCR tests, with 2,902 positive results, according to the evaluation, led by the University of Liverpool. People queue at a Coronavirus testing centre at the Liverpool Tennis Centre (Peter Byrne/PA) Scientists have defended the rapid tests as a “useful public health tool”. Professor Louise Kenny, of the University of Liverpool, said there was no perfect test, adding: “Do not let perfection be the enemy of good.”

Rapid-result tests in Liverpool missed 60% of known coronavirus cases | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

A mass community testing pilot in Liverpool using rapid-result tests failed to detect 60% of known positive coronavirus cases, an evaluation shows. A quarter of Liverpool’s 498,000 residents were tested using lateral flow device tests (LFTs) between November 6 and December 9, with 897 positive results. And a third used the LFTs or PCR tests, with 2,902 positive results, according to the evaluation, led by the University of Liverpool. People queue at a Coronavirus testing centre at the Liverpool Tennis Centre (Peter Byrne/PA) Scientists have defended the rapid tests as a “useful public health tool”. Professor Louise Kenny, of the University of Liverpool, said there was no perfect test, adding: “Do not let perfection be the enemy of good.”

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