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A health giant said that antibody screening tests had become completely accurate, allowing widespread use.
And the British newspaper “Daily Mail” said on its website on Monday that antibody tests can tell millions of Britons whether they have a coronavirus in their bodies or not.
Antibodies are formed when foreign bodies invade the human body, as the immune system releases antibodies to fight these viruses.
Current tests seek to monitor these antibodies within the human body, because their presence means that there is a problem, such as infection with a virus, especially in the early stages of infection.
There has been a lot of talk about antibody testing in recent times, especially after results indicating its inaccuracy, which has postponed its use in testing for the emerging coronavirus.
And recently, the giant company, “Roche Dignostec”, headquartered in the Swiss city of Basel, has worked to improve the accuracy of these tests to 100 percent, and enough for large-scale use.
The company said these tests will be available in Britain in two weeks only, in the case of a license to use them there.
It stated that it has sufficient stock to provide hundreds of thousands of test units to the UK Public Health Authority.
This will reinforce the efforts of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to facilitate the closure of the country and put the economy back into circulation.
Johnson plans to inform the British of a near return to work and study in late May, with strict precautionary measures, such as social withdrawal, banning eating from restaurants in schools and businesses, and maintaining production capacity in 50 percent.
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