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HEALTH MINISTRY WARNS AGAINST RAPID ANTIBODY TESTING FOR COVID-19

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Having observed a new trend of antibody rapid tests being used locally to diagnose COVID 19, The Ministry of Health is warning that this procedure could yield inaccurate results. The details in this report from Temika Rodney.

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