Yes, and there's still some work to do.We'll need a double-blind...

Yes, and there's still some work to do.

We'll need a double-blind clinical trial to go ahead. Luckily:

1. There are lots of test candidates out there both with and without the condition.
2. The PCR test is a highly accurate gold standard.
3. PCR test results are (or can be) available in a couple of days so no need for long delays waiting for independent diagnoses.
4. It's a point-in-time test so there's no longitudinal coverage necessary.

My guess is all stops out and 12 weeks to have results.