Large-scale testing: FAQ now available
27 May 2020
The Research Luxembourg COVID-19 Task Force has created a ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ to address questions regarding Luxembourg’s large-scale testing strategy being rolled out in Luxembourg from 27 May – 28 July 2020.
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