We’ve all felt uncertain at times during the COVID-19 pandemic. Do I
have the coronavirus? Should I get tested? Do I need to
quarantine?
Rapid coronavirus tests may offer comfort – and convenience – to some, but are the results accurate? We asked Micah Bhatti, M.D., Ph.D., if these tests are dependable and five other common questions related to rapid coronavirus tests.
How do rapid COVID-19 tests work?
There...
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