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T-CELL TEST

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Newly approved T-cell test is a more accurate way to tell if you’ve had COVID-19, experts say

Read full article: Newly approved T-cell test is a more accurate way to tell if you’ve had COVID-19, experts say

I would say that in our clinic, 75% of patients were never hospitalized,” Gutierrez said. AdThat’s why she was thrilled last week when the FDA approved the T-Detect COVID test, a brand new technology developed by the company Adaptive Biotechnologies in a partnership with Microsoft. The test uses T-cells, the immune system’s so-called black boxes of information, to diagnose patients with COVID-19. She said she is in conversations with colleagues in the field about how they can use these tests for their own patients. To learn more about the T-Detect test or to order one, head to the company’s website.