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As COVID testing declines, Indiana turns to sewage to track virus

People infected with SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, can shed the virus in their stool, whether or not they show symptoms or seek medical care. More than 20 wastewater treatment plants

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As COVID testing declines, Indiana turns to sewage to track virus

People infected with SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, can shed the virus in their stool, whether or not they show symptoms or seek medical care. More than 20 wastewater treatment plants

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As COVID testing declines, Indiana turns to sewage to track virus

As COVID testing declines, Indiana turns to sewage to track virus
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Very High Levels of COVID Found In New York State Resident s Poop

Health officials are worried because very high levels of COVID were found in wastewater across New York State.

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COVID levels peaked on Christmas in Eureka, wastewater testing shows

Since October, an increased amount of coronavirus has been detected at the Elk River wastewater treatment plant in Eureka. The highest concentration was measured on Christmas day, and since then has returned to elevated October levels in the first weeks of the new year.

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