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Consider keeping leftover at-home COVID tests, experts say

Experts reveal why you should think twice before throwing away those leftover at-home COVID tests,

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US Orders 100 Million COVID Tests, White House Says More Needed

The administration has repeatedly and unsuccessfully asked Congress for more pandemic money, warning it would be unable to provide enough tests, vaccines and treatments without more funding

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What doctors are noticing in new COVID-19 cases amid surge

Local doctors are noticing new trends in COVID-19 cases as they rise once again.

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If you see this home COVID test in NJ stores, do NOT buy it

The test was not approved and never cleared by the FDA.

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What to do if you test positive for COVID-19 twice in a 10 days?

In this segment, a viewer asks WVTM 13's Ian Reitz what to do if you test positive for COVID-19, wait 10 days to re-test, then test positive again.

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