False Positive Results in SARS-CoV-2 Serological Tests for Samples From Patients With Chronic Inflammatory Diseases

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RT @learning_to_die: @MeetJess Except for those with Autoimmune disease. We are prone to false positives. I had to give away all my FlowFle…

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RT @learning_to_die: @MeetJess Except for those with Autoimmune disease. We are prone to false positives. I had to give away all my FlowFle…

@MeetJess Except for those with Autoimmune disease. We are prone to false positives. I had to give away all my FlowFlex https://t.co/j6kVVAiVda NIH https://t.co/EO2QbXHEfb

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