When it comes to preventing the spread of coronavirus, testing is key. <br />According to Business Insider, countries around the world are devising new ways to test people for the virus. <br />Drive-thru testing clinics are popping up throughout the US, Spain, Australia, Germany, and South Korea.<br />This allows patients to be swabbed while sitting in their cars.<br />But places like Israel and India, have tried to go further to minimize human contact. <br />They created airtight mobile kiosks that have rubber gloves attached to them, as a way to prevent close contact. <br />Health officials can administer tests by using the built in gloves to swap people. <br />But Business Insider adds, "It's not clear, however, if and how the gloves are sterilized before treating a new person."
