SARS In The News: Scientists Race to Detect SARS, but First They Must Test the Test

June 05, 2003

Scientists Race to Detect SARS, but First They Must Test the Test

As scientists and companies race to develop diagnostic tests to quickly determine whether a person has SARS, they face a big challenge: testing whether the tests themselves are accurate.
A number of experimental tests have been developed or are being developed, scientists, government officials and corporate executives said in recent interviews and at a meeting on SARS research at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md., on Friday

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