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WATCH: Crushing COVID-19 with saliva testing

Eric Brown, a professor of biochemistry and biomedical sciences, explains how saliva testing could hold the key for widespread, accessible COVID-19 testing - which could then help health authorities beat the pandemic once and for all.

September 18, 2020

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Eric Brown, a professor of biochemistry and biomedical sciences, explains how saliva testing could hold the key for widespread, accessible COVID-19 testing – which could then help health authorities beat the pandemic once and for all.

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