“We are seeing more and more social media users talking about testing,” said Kait Park, the Social Media Insights Lab Manager. “There are several things that they’re talking about in relation to testing. Mainly what we’re seeing is a lot of users questioning the accessibility of testing, and also affordability of testing. If you need that test, will it be available to you, and how much will you have to pay for it.”
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