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02 April 2020
Mario Loyola, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses rapid testing options, "finger-prick" immunoassay tests, "herd immunity," the effectiveness of social-distancing measures, whether the government can require people to undergo a medical test, and privacy implications of test kits linked to smartphone apps.
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