It is one thing to distribute rapid tests, another to help/teach the public the proper technique to ensure accurate results. Instructional jargon in some kits is overly clinical, not home-user-friendly. Ontario Science Table updates mask recommendations.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for December 17, 2021

It is one thing to distribute rapid tests, another to help/teach the public the proper technique to ensure accurate results. Instructional jargon in some kits is overly clinical, not home-user-friendly. Ontario Science Table updates mask recommendations. Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Source:
If you are still wearing a single layer cloth mask ‘ditch it,’ head of Ontario’s science table says

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