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PCR TESTS FOR COVID-19 REMAINS THE GOLD STANDARD HEALTH MINISTER REITERATES

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Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony says it is incumbent on private medical institutions offering COVID-19 antibody tests to educate persons seeking to be tested for the virus of its limitations. Here are the details from Timeka Rodney.

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