Instantly, a "Positive" RT-PCR test in an asymptomatic person after a drive-through tonsillectomy became a "Case." The CARES Act gives thousands extra to hospitals for every "Positive," with a big bonus if the patient's shadow is seen in an ICU. It's a classic "One hand washes the other scenario" between outside labs and hospitals.
My hospital still sends "Coders" out to demand that staff order COVID tests to get more payments.
Does every lab meet them all every time? Around the world, celebrities who test "Positive" one day and "Negative" the next strongly suggest that a lot of mistakes are being made.
The inventor of the test stated that RT-PCR was never intended to be a diagnostic test and using it as one was scientifically illegitimate.
For CDC counts and CARES Act payments, only two segments get tested, automatically increasing the number of positive tests - by a lot.
FDA guidance indicates that anything found up to 40 cycles is considered "Positive." At forty cycles a glass of water may test positive.
" These "false positives' range from 17% to 70%. Depending on when you test after exposure, up to 100% of negative tests are "False negatives." A test with a range of +70% to -100% is meaningless.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/10/why_is_the_covid_case_count_so_high.html
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