How Coronavirus Tests Actually Work
What happens when you get a COVID-19 test? First, a medical professional puts a swab — an extra long, one-headed Q-tip — way, way, way up your n...
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Testing and COVID19 - Coronavirus
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The US needs to do 20 million tests a day to reopen safely, according to a new plan
The news: A group of experts has produced a plan for the US to reopen its economy safely this summer. However, it’s contingent on doing at least 20...
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This blood test can tell us how widespread coronavirus really is
An antibody test for the coronavirus could determine how widespread it is
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US coronavirus testing is slowly ramping up, but way too late
Private and academic labs are rushing to fill the void left by CDC’s mistakes, hoping to slow the deadly pandemic in the US.
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This is what it will take to get us back outside (April 2020)
It’s becoming increasingly clear how we can get back outside and back to work—although not exactly back to normal.
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Opinion | Coronavirus Is Killing Silently. Here's How to Treat It Before It's Too Late - The New York Times
This is what I learned during 10 days of treating Covid pneumonia at Bellevue Hospital. “ “There is a way we could identify more patients who ha...
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The CDC and States Are Misreporting COVID-19 Test Data
The government’s disease-fighting agency is conflating viral and antibody tests, compromising a few crucial metrics that governors depend on to reo...
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An Introduction to COVID-19 Tests Types
Testing is crucial to guiding our next steps in the fight against #COVID19, but do you know the difference between all the tests available? For mor...
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