christopher thomas here. dr. thomas, how close is baton rouge are you getting to where, you know, you guys can only handle covid patients and scheduled surgeries. and i sake the point of some surgeons elective makes it sound like it's somehow okay. scheduled surgeries are something that's getting canceled now. >> yeah, we have seen significant elevation in our covid patients over the last four weeks. we now are at the spot and location where it is beginning to impact our non-covid patients significantly. we're a large referral center. and my biggest challenge is that the patients in louisiana who need our expertise are in a position where we can't offer that all the time because of the amount of patients who are in the hospital. the decision about surgeries is one that's critical. we know from the first two surges that there were patients similar to the story that you were just able to share where patient care was impacted. and we are desperate to try to reduce the volume so that we can provide that care, not only

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we've found we've found the signals we think are helpful young christophe and thomas both originally developed their test for very different types of diagnosis one problem with a covered 1000 tests is that they have not yet been able to carry out studies on patients with the virus they are hoping for to go into the next sisters of processors access to resources to allow us to carry out a validation study on the site in a hospital or an airport test center and with that it becomes very easy to determine whether this would be a way to bring back some normality to people's. analyzes could be a way to detect carbon 1000 infections much faster than before. matthew harris joins us now he's a clinical senior lecturer and public health at the imperial college london matthew so glad you can join us now you've written and the scientific journal nature about how the response occulted 19 has been distinguished by so-called frugal innovations what exactly does that mean well thank you through litigation really is the term that we give to the kind of innovation we see in the resource constraints o

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