Harvard: Scientists at Harvard University have said that if a large population undergoes rapid (rapid) testing of code 19, the epidemic can be controlled in just six weeks.
Experts from the TH China School of Public Health at Harvard and the University of Colorado Boulder, in a study published November 20, claim that although rapid tests are not as effective, they can be tested on a large scale in people who have the corona virus. There are no signs of infection. The advantage of this is that the lockdown will no longer be required and thus will help the medical institutions to achieve their goal.
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Code 19 speed tests give results in minutes at very low cost. In the United States alone, rapid cohort tests can identify people infected with corona and isolate them from other people, with extraordinary success in curbing the epidemic.
Explaining this, Daniel Larry Moore, a computer scientist at the University of Colorado, said: Insist on a sensitive test, the result of which will be found several days later.
“It’s not a good decision when we confine the entire population to homes for just one patient. Instead, only specific sick people can be prevented by surveying a large population, ”said Daniel.
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Daniel and his team estimated from computer modeling that a rapid test of three-quarters of the population every three days could reduce the spread of infection by 88%. This way the infection will gradually disappear in six weeks.
The study is published online in the latest issue of Science Advances.