FDA approves COVID-19 saliva test developed at Yale in partnership with the NBA, NBPA

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Anne Wyllie, assistant professor and associate research scientist at Yale School of Public Health, said she expects labs to charge about $10 for the SalivaDirect test.

developed by researchers at Yale in partnership and funding from the NBA and National Basketball Players Association was approved on SaturdayCalled SalivaDirect, the test uses saliva samples to detect COVID-19. SalivaDirect is non-invasive and requires just a small sample, reducing risks for healthcare workers collecting samples.

Anne Wyllie, assistant professor and associate research scientist at Yale School of Public Health, said she expects labs to charge about $10 for the test. In late June,There an altruistic component to SalivaDirect tests. The testing method is open source,"meaning that designated laboratories could follow the protocol to obtain the required components and perform the test in their lab according to Yale’s instructions for use," the FDA said in a statement.

When comparing results, SalivaDirect matched nasopharyngeal swab and other saliva testing methods at a 88%-94% rate, according to data cited by public health expert Andy Slavitt. Researchers have been looking for a COVID-19 test that is less invasive than the nasopharyngeal swabbing method and less expensive, which can lead to widespread testing and make up for shortages of other testing methods.

“Providing this type of flexibility for processing saliva samples to test for COVID-19 infection is groundbreaking in terms of efficiency and avoiding shortages of crucial test components like reagents,” FDA Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn said in a statement.

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