Mass testing and expanded targeted testing ≠ testing the whole population
the much-needed testing activities.
“Test at the right time, at the right frequency, using the right tests, targeting the right demographic. Let’s move beyond semantics,” he said on Twitter. To reiterate, mass testing ≠ universal testing . Mass testing ≠ indiscriminate testing . Test at the right time, at the right frequency, using the right tests, targeting the right demographic. Let’s move beyond semantics.“So, is there any real confusion about what mass testing means among people who want to see it? Parang wala naman. But let’s call it by a different name if necessary.
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