The numbers appear on the screen.
Five of them. Then they’re gone.
Three seconds. That’s all you get.
Then a joke shows up — something about a bear with no teeth or a seafood diet — and by the time you’ve read it and smiled (or groaned), the numbers feel like they belonged to someone else.
The CDC has been tracking COVID-19 by measuring RNA concentrations in sewage.
No, really. Public health departments collect wastewater from treatment plants, test it for SARS-CoV-2 genetic material, and publish the data. The idea is that people shed the virus in stool days before symptoms show up — which means wastewater is an early warning system that doesn’t depend on anyone getting tested.
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