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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles will continue using a coronavirus test that federal regulators warned may produce false results while Congress, which has used the same test, is seeking an alternative. The different responses Thursday followed a Food and Drug Administration alert to patients and health care providers that Curative’s test, which is used in at least three of the nation's largest cities, could particularly produce false negatives. Those faulty results pose the biggest risk from a health perspective because people who are erroneously told they don’t have the virus can unknowi...

FDA warns of false negatives with COVID-19 test used at Minute Maid Park, other sites FacebookTwitterEmail Residents line up to get tested at the Minute Maid Park drive-thru site in December. The FDA warned this week that Curative tests, the type used at Minute Maid and at least six other sites in the area, can lead to false negative results when used on asymptomatic people.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer The U.S. Food and Drug Administration this week warned that a type of COVID-19 test used at Minute Maid Park and other sites in Houston could lead to false negative re...

That's not good news. the conditions are right for them. look at this. northern alabama today. we've got storm damage. we've got flooding there. people in several communitieses ha have a lot of cleaning up now. scott packard joins us from oxford, alabama. he's with our birmingham affiliate in the area, wiat. where are you exactly and how high is the water? >> reporter: we are in talladega county. it's a fraus traiting day for people who live here. highway 21 is closed by the alabama department of transportation for good reason. the water on a bridge just about a half mile down that way is cove...

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