The race to test more people for coronavirus has been hobbled by shortages of everything from staffers to swabs
Facing looming shortages of supplies needed to conduct coronavirus tests, some laboratories are taking matters into their own hands.
Labs at places such as New York University and Stanford University are starting to make their own chemical mixtures because they can’t buy enough. A high-school lab in Tennessee managed to set up testing operations, with two science teachers leading the charge to reduce turnaround time in their area. And Northwell Health, a hospital network in New York, said it is making its own 3-D printed swabs...
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