Abbott plans to make a test available this week for use in physicians’ offices and urgent-care clinics that can detect the virus in a patient sample in as few as five minutes and return negative results in 13 minutes
Starting this week, Abbott Laboratories plans to make a rapid test available for use in physicians’ offices, urgent-care clinics and other settings through an Abbott device. The test can detect the virus in a patient sample in as few as five minutes and return negative results in 13 minutes.
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