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Coronavirus Update: When Should You Get Tested?

When we first started hearing about COVID-19 in the U.S., the criteria for testing was simple: If you had a fever and a cough, get tested. Since then, we've learned there are many more possible symptoms, and sometimes no symptoms at all. Here's what a registered nurse wants you to know.
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When Should You Get Tested?
When we first started hearing about COVID-19 in the U.S., the criteria for testing was simple: If you had a fever and a cough, get tested. Since then, we've learned there are many more possible symptoms, and sometimes no symptoms at all. Here's what a registered nurse wants you to know.
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