QuidelOrtho's Podcast Highlights Diagnostics' Role in Safeguarding Schools and Communities

Reuters
08/21
QuidelOrtho's Podcast Highlights Diagnostics' Role in Safeguarding Schools and Communities

QuidelOrtho Corporation recently released the 50th episode of its Science Bytes podcast, featuring insights from Dr. Jonathan Temte, Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In light of the new school year and the onset of respiratory virus season, Dr. Temte discussed the importance of early detection of viruses like influenza, RSV, COVID-19, and vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles and whooping cough. He highlighted the role of rapid diagnostic testing in supporting targeted treatment and reducing unnecessary antibiotic use. Dr. Temte also noted that tracking absenteeism can help predict community outbreaks. The podcast underscores QuidelOrtho's dedication to providing healthcare providers and the public with vital health information. The full episode is available on major streaming platforms and can be accessed here.

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