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COVID counts can miss mild cases- serosurveys that analyze blood for past infection can help

Isobel Routledge is an infectious disease epidemiologist at the EPPIcenter who uses serosurveys in her own research. She explains the science behind the approach and what a serosurvey can – and can’t – tell you in this article published on The Conversation.

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