TX tested 330k of which 28k positive. So that's 300k who thought they had it?

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2. And this is the major problem w/ testing. A lot of people are freaking out, when they have the ...

flu in reality, and don't have the CV. Unfortunately they're flooding the few available testing sites w/ tons of 'negative' test results for the CV.

But, in a way, at least we've caught 1 CV case out of 11 suspected cases of CV, which if we didn't catch these relatively few cases, think of the additional cases of CV that could go on, massively infecting others, and thus leading back to where we were before.

Just another reason why we need nationwide testing, free, immediately to start pinpointing hot spots of CV infections so more specific isolation techniques can be implemented, i.e., instead of shutting down a whole state or city, isolate more specific targets.

In China, they've been yanking the infected out of populations and placing them in 'infection camps', which I don't think will go over too well in the US.