Persistent False Positive Covid-19 Rapid Antigen Tests
Among more than 11,000 participants, 1.7% had at least one false positive rapid antigen test on the basis of RT-PCR results. Persistent false positives tended to occur in women and in persons with autoimmune abnormalities.
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| description | Among more than 11,000 participants, 1.7% had at least one false positive rapid antigen test on the basis of RT-PCR results. Persistent false positives tended to occur in women and in persons with autoimmune abnormalities. |
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