Sources and updates, September 24
Sources and updates for the week of September 24 include free at-home tests, funding for Long COVID clinics, wildlife surveillance, and more.
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Sources & updates, June 25
Sources and updates for the week of June 25 include state health metrics, rapid test accuracy, reinfections, and more.
Read MoreSources and updates, June 11
Sources and updates for the week of June 11 include new Long COVID studies, FDA approval for an at-home test, Medicaid coverage, and more.
Read MoreAnswering reader questions about wastewater data, rapid tests, Paxlovid
Answering reader questions about interpreting wastewater surveillance data, rapid test accuracy, and Paxlovid access.
Read MoreSources and updates, April 23
Sources and updates for the week of April 23 include a people’s review of the CDC, COVIDTests.gov usage, vaccine equity, and more.
Read MoreAt-home tests, wastewater: COVID-19 testing after the public health emergency ends
When the public health emergency ends this spring, COVID-19 testing is going to move further in two separate directions: rapid, at-home tests at the individual level, and wastewater testing at the community level. That was my main takeaway from an online event last Tuesday, hosted by Arizona State University and the State and Territory Alliance for Testing.
Read MoreSources and updates, March 5
Sources and updates for the week of March 5 include a joint COVID/flu rapid test, new Long COVID studies, RSV vaccines, and more.
Read MoreSources and updates, January 22
Sources and updates for the week of January 22 include respiratory virus hospitalizations, new excess death estimates, wastewater testing on airplanes, and more.
Read MoreSources and updates, December 18
Sources and updates for the week of December 18 include at-home test orders, lives saved by vaccines, state-level wastewater surveillance, and more.
Read MoreCOVID source shout-out: New NIH tool to report at-home test results
This week, the National Institutes of Health launched a new website that allows people to anonymously report their at-home test results. While I’m skeptical about how much useful data will actually result from the site, it could be a helpful tool to gauge how willing Americans are to self-report test results.
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