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Aug 2021
23m 21s

Testing...1-2-3...Testing, The Evolution...

RYAN A. STANTON MD, FACEP
About this episode
Is it COVID-19, the flu, or something else? In this episode, Dr. Sean-Xavier Neath joins us to discuss the evolution of diagnostic testing for respiratory infections in the ED, through the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. This episode is supported by BioMerieux. 
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