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Do we know if ncyt tests can detect this new variant?

https://www.ft.com/content/36ccbc6c-eaa3-35f0-81f6-649c492b0881

TSA logs busiest US travel day since March
Matthew Rocco

The Transportation Security Administration screened more than 1m passengers in US airports on Sunday in the busiest travel day since March.

The agency said 1.18m travellers went through security checkpoints on the final day of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, typically a busy day for US airports. It was the most since March 16, when there were 1.26m screenings.

However, screenings were still down 59 per cent compared with the same day last year. The TSA tallied 2.88m passengers on the Sunday after Thanksgiving in 2019, which was the busiest day ever recorded.

US health officials advised Americans to avoid travelling for Thanksgiving to slow the spread of coronavirus. Some states issued their own warnings or restrictions related to out-of-state trips amid concerns over increased travel during the holiday season.

The latest figures from the TSA marked the fifth day with more than 1m passengers screened since coronavirus-related shutdowns began in mid-March.

Results look really good, do we have any details on what debt the company holds?

Yeah I posted about this earlier. Its got FDA EUA approval, more details on the accuracy here, on page 24:

https://www.fda.gov/media/143808/download

Specificity details here on page 24

https://www.fda.gov/media/143808/download

Recently got EUA, and does not look that far off PCR tests, given it is a home test.

https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/coronavirus-covid-19-update-fda-authorizes-first-covid-19-test-self-testing-home

https://www.lucirahealth.com/

The oracle has spoken. What else will happen tomorrow O great LSE0086?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54902908

BOOM!

Looks like the french didn’t like this update

@caspinos that's interesting. I have always found LSE (this) had more up to date shares in issue details and matched with the latest RNS. London Stock Exchange on the other hand had outdated info.

Pre pandemic it had 1.93bn shares in issue. That gives it an mcap of 12.4bn at a pre covid price of £6.43. So, still a long way to go. This does not take not take into account the extra debt, but still on a pure mcap level we have a lot more room

Given the pre covid mcap of 12bn, this should now recover those losses nicely now that we have a pretty effective vaccine ready to go.

Its a sell, buying price was 20 at the time

anyone?

Does anyone know what is the rough monetary value of these contracts?

I wonder if it is in placing or on the market

I don't know :(

yeah tomorrow at exactly 14:32:19

This is a good article overviewing what has happened so far in government's testing strategy
https://www.ft.com/content/ff84d393-7c83-447b-810f-3f818b28d82c

When is the webinar?