“We have not seen any significant reports of false positives,” Chan told the New Hampshire Union Leader. “We don’t think that is likely to happen; it’s not common at all.” Negative test results, on the other hand, can be false about 3% of the time, depending on what test is used, Chan said. UnionLider
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
State official: False positive COVID-19 tests very rare; not so with false negatives
“We have not seen any significant reports of false positives,” Chan told the New Hampshire Union Leader. “We don’t think that is likely to happen; it’s not common at all.” Negative test results, on the other hand, can be false about 3% of the time, depending on what test is used, Chan said. UnionLider
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