Testing

The University of Wyoming announced that a total of 70 University of Wyoming students and employees have tested positive for COVID-19 during their one-time testing program at the start of the semester.
The test positivity rate has remained consistent at just over 1 percent since then, with the findin…

The University of Wyoming announced its COVID-19 plan for the beginning of the fall semester of 2021, and with that came mandatory COVID-19 tests for all returning students, faculty, and staff.
Beginning today (Friday), students, faculty, and staff will receive individual emails directing them t…

The University of Wyoming will be moving to a new COVID-19 testing program beginning the week of July 5.
Each week, 3 percent of UW’s active employees, students enrolled in in-person classes and those living on campus will be randomly selected and receive emails to schedule their diag…

CellDrop Biosciences Inc., a University of Wyoming spinout company, is part of a $354,000 grant to develop sensitive and extremely fast antigen tests for COVID-19.
The competitive grant comes from the COVID Innovations Fund of UW’s Wyoming Health and Bioscience Innovation Hub...

The Wyoming Department of Corrections will begin testing all inmates and employees for COVID-19 next week, the agency announced Wednesday.

The potential downsides include lower accuracy and longer waits to deliver results to some people.

Officials say another recently publicized case at Life Care Center of Casper was unrelated to that facility as well.

The samples go to a wastewater epidemiology company in Massachusetts.