The CDC conducted the study, largely ignored by the media, in the U.S. in July and made its findings public in September. It compared 154 “case-patients,” those who tested positive for COVID-19 (coronavirus disease), and a control group of 160 “control-participants,” those who were symptomatic but tested negative.
Note the control group. They test negative but they have the symptoms. That looks to me like false negative test results. How do they have the symptoms without having the virus to cause them?
So if the test doesn't work, giving false results, how do you know if ANYONE has it?
