Why are some people refusing to get tested?
With huge amounts of coronavirus testing going on, one of the more disturbing statistics is the number of people who are refusing to be tested. Victoria’s Premier Daniel Andrews said […]
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If you’ve been watching the coronavirus news this week, you may have reacted with a bit of alarm after seeing that cases seem to be slipping out of Victoria and into other states and territories.
The NT and NSW have reported cases that came from people travelling from Victoria, and contact tracing is underway.
So as cases pop up around the country, Coronacast listeners are wondering: are we losing control?
On today’s show:
* As cases spread beyond Victoria, are we losing control?
* Why are we making such a big deal about the infections when clearly the hospital rate is almost non-existent?
Norman and Tegan discuss some responses to yesterday’s question about why people in Melbourne might be refusing to be tested for coronavirus.
And it’s Friday, which means it’s time for the quick-fire round!
* Are workers who are testing people tested for COVID-19?
* Will our DNA be stored after taking the test?
* In the UK there was a trial of a COVID-19 test that takes 20 minutes with no lab testing required. Do we know how that trial went?
* If a person goes for a test but prior to testing that person used an alcohol based antibacterial mouthwash, could it show up as a false negative?
* How will I know if I am a close contact of a positive case? Will someone call me?
Tagged as: COVID-19, Coronacast.
With huge amounts of coronavirus testing going on, one of the more disturbing statistics is the number of people who are refusing to be tested. Victoria’s Premier Daniel Andrews said […]
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