Governments grapples with excess of rapid antigen tests
As COVID-19 fades into the background, governments across the country have been left with more than 150-million rapid antigen tests sitting in stockpiles. It's prompted questions about what to do with them as governments prepare to throw away millions of expired tests over the coming months.
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