Regular COVID-19 Tests for Students Could Help Keep Schools Open, Says U of G Researcher
Regularly randomly testing students for COVID-19 could help control outbreaks in schools and allow them to remain open, reveals a new study involving a University of Guelph researcher. The study, published recently in BMC Public Health, found testing one to two students a day in every classroom could be an effective way to keep …
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