it sounds weird but according to sufi's telegraph linki think a false negative is quite common, but a false positive sounds weird
But what I want to know is what are the odds of a series of these results being false positives because it's picking up something real but other than covid, rather than it being a momentary glitchit sounds weird but according to sufi's telegraph link
at five per cent prevalence - not too dissimilar to the current 1 in 15 cases in England estimated by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) - we would still expect between 10 per cent and six per cent of symptomatic lateral flow positives to be false.
you mean luka might have a new novel type of virus inside of him?But what I want to know is what are the odds of a series of these results being false positives because it's picking up something real but other than covid, rather than it being a momentary glitch
I think you can get a special pass for doing that, can't you?i want to get on a train and go into the city and eat noodles and drink whisky, wink at girls and throw bottles at policemen
or some kind of tapeworm?you mean luka might have a new novel type of virus inside of him?
i was looking up my bum hole after finding out i had worms! i wasn't just looking up there! who do you think i am?!
anyway, when i spread my cheeks there were loads of them all wiggling around.
and as a nice tie in to versions post, i got them because i was doing these workshops with disabled people.