Dr. Barry Dworkin

Nova Scotia Health study finds that a combination of throat and nasal swabs increases COVID rapid antigen test accuracy.

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for January 24, 2022

Source:
Latest research says combination of throat and nose swabs provides better COVID-19 rapid test results: Nova Scotia Health

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