The Irish National Teachers Organisation wants contact tracing to return in primary schools.
A Kildare based immunologist is backing calls for antigen testing to be rolled out in schools.
The Tanaiste has said it may be done where there’s a confirmed case as infection rates are highest among 5 to 12 year olds.
The Irish National Teachers Organisation wants contact tracing to return in primary schools.
Professor of Immunology at Maynooth University, Paul Moynagh, says antigen testing could be a happy medium
Leo Varadkar says the use of antigen tests for schools where children in a pod which has a confirmed case could be sent antigen tests, is under consideration https://t.co/CRqkByT4kn
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