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Ludicrous : Cheap, quick coronavirus tests have been slow to gain FDA approval, a continuing point of frustration

Experts say the U.S. could speed up COVID-19 testing with inexpensive rapid tests, but companies have been unable to gain FDA authorization.

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2-dose Pfizer vaccine here to stay, despite new study; storms slow vaccine rollout; California to reopen schools: Latest COVID-19 updates

2-dose Pfizer vaccine here to stay, despite new study; storms slow vaccine rollout; California to reopen schools: Latest COVID-19 updates Elinor Aspegren, Ryan W. Miller and Grace Hauck, USA TODAY © Fernando Vergara, AP A health care worker holds up a vial of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Thursday during a vaccination campaign for medical personnel in Bogota, Colombia. Power outages amid ongoing winter storms have affected more than 2,000 COVID-19 vaccination sites, slowing the pace of administering doses, U.S. health officials said Friday. More than a third of U.S. states have reported shipment delays. Government vaccine distribution partners have all faced challenges as workers have been snowed in and unable to get to work to package and ship the vaccines, said Andy Slavitt, White House senior adviser for COVID-19 response.

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Commentary: Time to double down on at-home COVID testing

Commentary: Time to double down on at-home COVID testing Home-based tests could keep millions from spreading the virus because they don’t know they have it. By Doug BadgerThe Heritage Foundation Share California-based Innova Medical Group produces millions of COVID-19 tests every day – tests that people can perform at home and that yield results in minutes. These tests could transform the pandemic response and move us beyond the public health policy stalemate. Yet not one of them is available to Americans. Innova is exporting them to other countries because the Food and Drug Administration bans their distribution in the U.S.

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Why rapid coronavirus tests have been slow to be approved

Why rapid coronavirus tests have been slow to be approved
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Power outages, storms slow vaccine rollout at 2k sites; California to reopen schools; Biden to pledge $4B to COVAX: Latest COVID-19 updates

Power outages, storms slow vaccine rollout at 2k sites; California to reopen schools; Biden to pledge $4B to COVAX: Latest COVID-19 updates
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