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UK plans millions of coronavirus antibody tests after trial success – report – The Guardian
The finger-prick tests were found to be 98.6% accurate in secret human trials held in June, according to the Daily Telegraph
The UK government is planning to distribute millions of free coronavirus antibody tests after successful secret trials, according to reports.
The finger-prick tests, which can tell within 20 minutes if a person has ever been exposed to the coronavirus, were found to be 98.6% accurate in human trials held in June, the Daily Telegraph reported.
The test was developed by the UK Rapid Test Consortium (UK-RTC), a partnership between Oxford University and leading UK diagnostics firms.
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