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A team of researchers at McMaster University are working on a home-based test for COVID-19 they say could help limit community spread.Working much like a pregnancy test, the self-diagnosis kit would be able to identify the genetic material, as well as the proteins of the new coronavirus in less than half an hour, according to John Brennan, director of McMasters Biointerfaces Institute.With the capacity to test from home, Brennan said those who are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms will be able to self-isolate more quickly. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They dont have to go out, drive into a place where they have to get tested, and of course expose other people, said Brennan, in an interview.How it works ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Brennan said a home user would c
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OPP is investigating a crash that injured both the driver and a three-year-old child.OPP, Haldimand County Fire Services and paramedics responded to Rainham Road near Haldimand Road 49 June 4 where a car had s
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