Other members of the public must purchase lateral flow test kits if they wish to test at home. But how accurate are these at-home tests in determining whether or not you have Covid?

Most people should take a lateral flow test twice a week but if you’ve been in contact with someone who has caught Covid-19 you should do a daily lateral flow test for the seven days following.

Lateral flow tests (LFTs) are quick and easy to take at home, giving a result within 20-30 minutes. They look for proteins on the surface of the virus, which are easily detected. However, they ...

Fully vaccinated people arriving in England from countries not on the red list can take a cheaper and quicker lateral flow test rather than the PCR version from October 24 - in time for those ...

Lateral flow tests have been introduced for holidaymakers in what the Government has hailed a "huge boost" for the travel industry.

Should I report a negative lateral flow result? The public is instructed to report every result from a lateral flow test, no matter whether its positive or negative.

People taking lateral flow tests to see whether they have Covid-19 have been warned to watch out for common mistakes. Three major mistakes people make when spotting the test have been pointed out ...

As part of the government's "living with COVID" plan, free testing in England will come to an end on 1 April. Here's how much lateral flow tests will cost.

AI takes guesswork out of lateral flow testing Trial found that app-based reader reduced false COVID negatives in assisted test sites Date: October 18, 2022 Source: University of Birmingham ...