Testing the general population for asymptomatic carriage of bacteria like Neisseria meningitidis or Staphylococcus aureus, or Chlamydia trachomatis, would yield high positive rates but is not clinically indicated for asymptomatic individuals.

“if you test athletes or anyone in the population for meningococcus bacteria in their nose 10 of the population will come back positive because that bacteria lives in a colonized you know non-virulent form everything to put these people in a neuro icu marty do you understand how deadly that bacteria can be i mean this can you imagine what the neuro icu rate is going to do at this point this is but by the way what if we just checked everybody for for staff on their skin like how many people are walking around with mrsa on their skin quite frankly guys you're not invasive enough i would do urethral swabs on everyone to screen for gonorrhea and chlamydia because god knows if you have an asymptomatic case of chlamydia i mean your nuts could fall off”