495K views · 789 reactions | Starting next week, Australians will be able to test themselves for COVID-19 at home with a rapid antigen test. We asked SBS nurse Harsumeet to show us how it works. | SBS News | Facebook

Lisa Barrett is an infectious diseases expert from Dalhousie University. She’s administered a lot of COVID-19 rapid antigen tests. For people considering using the tests over the holidays, Barrett stresses that rapid tests are great for screening but aren’t a substitute for vaccination and other COVID safety protocols like distancing and masking. In this example, Barrett uses an Abbott Panbido at-home rapid test, but there are other similar tests available. She stresses there are a couple of poi

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