“What makes this test different is that it was developed here in Minnesota, meaning we aren’t relying on an outside supply chain for kit parts from another part of the world,” said Tim Schacker, MD, vice dean for research at the Medical School. “And, the test has had good results with people who are 10 days out from their symptoms giving positive immune response results.”
Other News
With students, many staff, faculty, and researchers already on campus, and others making plans to return this fall, I want to acknowledge…
A study conducted by the UMN College of Veterinary Medicine found that household cats were more susceptible than dogs to natural infection…
As the first trial of its kind, researchers will use common and widely available drugs to treat symptoms of COVID-19. This story was…