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Here's a thought provoking question-

 

Although research laboratories are not approved health laboratories, many do have the facilities to provide accurate testing. So, the question is- would it be okay for universities to test their employees and paid student staff in order to guide decision about resuming activities on campus. And could you extend testing to students enrolled in courses that require face-to-face interaction such as labs.

 

Of course, you'd have to have a health care professional collect the samples. "Test subjects" would have to voluntarily agree. Etc-

 

Thank you,

 

Yaritza Brinker

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