LA To Stick With COVID-19 Test FDA Calls Faulty
The FDA says the test poses a risk of false negatives, but local officials point out that no test is 100% accurate.
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The FDA says the test poses a risk of false negatives, but local officials point out that no test is 100% accurate.
Wednesday’s events in Washington, D.C. and around the country won’t soon be forgotten.
Coronavirus Updated Published A COVID-19 test site in Crenshaw. (Chava Sanchez/LAist) JAN. 10 UPDATE: On Sunday, the L.A. County Health Department issued a statement that read, in part: "As a precaution, the LA County Department of Health Services (DHS) will discontinue the use of the Curative COVID-19 PCR tests at our County-supported pop-up testing sites. The change, which will take place this week, comes after a review of the data that prompted the recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration alert about the possibility of false negative results." ORIGINAL STORY: The city and county of Los A...
“I have reached this heightened state of being overwhelmed, and I don’t like it,” David Fair of Hollywood shared with us. “It’s a really uncomfortable feeling.” Very poorly, thank you! — Nicole Leigh (@heynicoleleigh) January 7, 2021 For Angelenos experiencing similar overwhelmed feelings, please know that help is out there. Start with our Mental health help comes in many forms — from psychiatrists, psychologists, crisis counselors, trauma specialists (and other types of therapists), to trusted family, friends, and community members. We called up Lance Tango — who practice...
“I have reached this heightened state of being overwhelmed, and I don’t like it,” David Fair of Hollywood shared with us. “It’s a really uncomfortable feeling.” Very poorly, thank you! — Nicole Leigh (@heynicoleleigh) January 7, 2021 For Angelenos experiencing similar overwhelmed feelings, please know that help is out there. Start with our Mental health help comes in many forms — from psychiatrists, psychologists, crisis counselors, trauma specialists (and other types of therapists), to trusted family, friends, and community members. We called up Lance Tango — who practice...