the workplace. bill: one final question. i was at a small pharmacy last week when i was sick myself and they had an order for 2,000 home kits and can t get them and they don t understand why they can t get them. if one small pharmacy in one small time in long island, new york can t get 2,000 kits how will we get the 500 million kits? well bill, i would direct you to princeton university testing their professional college athletes three times a week. these are the lowest risk people on earth. many colleges are overusing tests and taking them away from people who really need them. bill: thank you, doctor, marty makary with us. thank you for your time today. appreciate that. on that point about testing, dana. i was out in idaho. we called every pharmacy and every hospital for 125 miles. we found one town and one pharmacy that had about 24 kits and we went down there and got them and i just have to think
with its living with covid plan. the move has been criticised by some scientists who say the change is coming too soon but ministers insist the money could be better spent elsewhere. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed, reports. it was, scientists told us, the most important way to keep covid in check. we have a simple message for all countries. test, test, test. hundreds of testing centres like this were set up. millions of home kits set out. two years on, though, free community testing is now ending, part of the government s plan to live with the virus. right, so what clothes for next week, then? that one? that will affect people like diane and her son wesley in hull. wesley lives with cerebral palsy, putting him at higher risk from covid itself. we have no other choice but to pay. as far as we know, we don t know any different. but the tests stop from friday, the free tests stop from friday. it s more the worry of making sure we ve got them when we need them,
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scientists who say the change is coming too soon but ministers insist the money could be better spent elsewhere. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed reports. it was, scientists told us, the most important way to keep covid in check. we have a simple message for all countries. test, test, test. hundreds of testing centres like this were set up. millions of home kits set out. two years on, though, free community testing is now ending, part of the government s plan to live with the virus. right, so what clothes for next week, then? that one? that will affect people like diane and her son wesley in hull. wesley lives with cerebral palsy, putting him at higher risk from covid itself. we have no other choice but to pay. as far as we know, we don t know any different. but the tests stop from friday,
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