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Covid-19: From RIL, to Tata Projects, India Inc goes for antibody testing

RIL, JSW, and Tata Projects, among others, testing all employees and also building databases

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The inputs, RIL executives said, are followed up with medical advice on whether tests are needed

Amritha Pillay Mumbai
India Inc’s bigwigs as well as small players are warming up to the idea of testing its employees for antibodies. This could, in turn, contribute to the country’s Covid-19 immunity database.

Reliance Industries (RIL), India’s largest private sector company, is using a mix of all the Covid-19 related tests available, including antibody tests. RIL executives said the nature of the tests and who should undergo it is determined using the company’s AI-based symptoms tracker, which every employee has to update for himself and her family member.

The RIL symptoms tracker has a series of questions based on ICMR guidelines, which help doctors

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