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by Danny Felici
As we mentioned on this blog previously: even as vaccines roll out, COVID-19 tests continue to be important. If you plan to get a test, you can pre...
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by Danny Felici
There are currently two COVID-19 vaccines available for use in the US. Images of people receiving the vaccine can bring huge relief. It’s good—and ...
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by Danny Felici
Ideally, you could get tested for COVID-19 at any time. During a pandemic of a virus that frequently causes no symptoms, it’s always a good idea to...
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by Danny Felici
As cases surge, people may be wary of entering healthcare facilities, labs, or other COVID-19 testing sites. For those who feel safer staying at ho...
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by Danny Felici
COVID-19 cases are rising all over the United States. Last week, over 60,000 people were in hospitals with COVID-19. That is over 2,000 more people...
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by Danny Felici
You’ve no doubt been hearing all about the importance of COVID-19 testing since March. But less has been written about how these tests are actually...
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by Danny Felici
With all the talk about different types of COVID-19 testing—rapid tests, diagnostic tests, antibody tests—it can get confusing. We’ve covered rapid...
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by Danny Felici
Nearly every public health expert and organization agrees that—in the absence of a COVID-19 vaccine—widespread testing is key to curtailing the pan...
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by Thomas Gill
By now most of us know at least the basics of COVID-19—it spreads easily from person to person; it’s more likely to spread indoors in congregate se...
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by Thomas Gill
There’s been much talk about asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic COVID-19 spread. However, these terms differ. Asymptomatic refers to people who test ...
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by Thomas Gill
By now you have probably heard that fast and accurate testing is one of the best ways to stop COVID-19 spread. You may have also heard about rapid ...
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by Thomas Gill
You’ve probably heard the term “contact tracing” by now. So, what is it—and why has everyone been talking about it?
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