Testing, Testing, Testing: Why Broad Testing Matters for COVID-19

Professor Richard K. Green (Director, Lusk Center for Real Estate) and Neeraj Sood (PhD, Professor and Vice Dean for Research USC Price School of Public Policy) discuss why testing only symptomatic patients for COVID-19 misses the point. Professor Sood advocates for regular, randomized samples of the population to more effectively measure the mortality rate, spread, and recovery rates of the disease in Los Angeles County and beyond.

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