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Reliable. >> i think if you're worried about a close contact exposure, if you're someone who tested positive, or if you visit grandma and grandpa and they're high risk, absolutely, take that first test within 72 hours of that close contact exposure. and then you can repeat the test 48 hours later. i think that would be fine. but we have to be very clear-eyed about who should be testing at this point moving forward. because we're entering a new normal here, andrea. by march 15th into april 1st here, i think a lot of things are going to change pretty dramatically. you might see isolation guidanc...

In the past week, the FDA authorized the Pfizer and Moderna booster shots for all adult age groups, while the CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) also recommended...

That we didn't know when these drugs were first approved that we learned subsequent. >> last question, given the trends that you're seeing and what your prediction is for the country, do you think we'll be able to be with our extended f families on thanksgiving or not yet. >> i think some families will have to exercise more caution than others if you're bringing together younger people who are vulnerable despite vaccination, i think there is things you could do to create a safer setting and using at-home testing is something that you could do effectively. and if you're really concerned about t...

Date Time Study examines how SARS-CoV-2 affects body’s vital organs University of Alberta researchers are recruiting COVID-19 patients for a study to learn how the SARS-CoV-2 virus affects some of the body’s most vital organs. The team, led by Ian Paterson, a cardiologist and professor of medicine in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, is using new MRI techniques it developed to detect injury to the lungs, heart and brain. The researchers hope to get a clearer picture of how the virus causes inflammation in the organs, how long it takes for symptoms to run their course and how it affect...

US promotes 'serial testing' for COVID-19 with streamlined approval ANI | Updated: Mar 17, 2021 08:30 IST Washington [US], March 17 (ANI/Sputnik): The US government issued simplified rules for developers of coronavirus tests to promote serial screening, a process in which the same individual is tested multiple times within a few days, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said. "Today, we are providing information for test developers about a streamlined path to emergency use authorization," the FDA said in a press release on Tuesday. "This [path] applies...