COVID-19 RATs are an example of these types of tests but we are interested in the many others on the market.
The University of Wollongong is conducting a small study about them and we'd like to hear from you if you have used one or considered using one.
Simply complete a short survey at: https://uow.au1.qualtrics.com/survey-builder/SV_eeodpzn8lgSsAbI/edit
From here, we may invite you to take part in a paid interview.
For more information, contact Dr Patti Shih: pshih@uow.edu.au
Use this search function if you know the names of the tests you are having. Information includes why a test might be performed and how the results might be used. We also explain what kind of sample or specimen is required and give answers to some commonly asked questions.
If you want to know about the illness you have and the many tests that might be used to diagnose and manage it, go to this search box.
Also known as screening tests, these are the tests that are performed when someone has no symptoms but could be at risk of a disease or condition. We have grouped these tests according to age - newborn, infants, children, young adults, adults, adults 50+ and the tests used during pregnancy.
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