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Study: At-home rapid COVID tests may miss many infections

Study: At-home rapid COVID tests may miss many infections
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At-Home Rapid COVID Tests May Miss Many Infections: Study

At-Home Rapid COVID Tests May Miss Many Infections: Study
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How To Properly Do An At-Home COVID Test

Nasal swabbing may not always produce a positive result when you re infected. Here s what experts recommend now.

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Combined Covid Swabs Would Better Detect Omicron, 2 Papers Suggest

The papers, which have not yet been published in scientific journals, suggest that testing just a single type of sample is likely to miss a large share of infections.

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Caltech: Researchers Partner with Pasadena Public Health on COVID-19 Study

Share One of the more vexing qualities of the COVID-19 virus is that a person infected with it can be contagious for days before they begin to show symptoms. Because of this, the individual might feel perfectly well as they go to the grocery store, or to a playground with their children, or to a friend’s house, even as they shed infectious viral particles. Because so many COVID-19 infections occur when an asymptomatic person exposes others to the virus, public-health experts have sought to better understand the timeline of when a person is exposed to the virus, when their infection can be detected, when they become able to infect others, and when they might start to show symptoms.

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