Choosing and Using Home Tests
Find out which test you need, which kind of test will be easiest to use, and how to use it.
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Reading Roundup: Respiratory Virus Season
Here are our picks for the articles and status updates that will keep you informed this fall and winter.
Going Back to the Office — For Real This Time
How my partner tries to dodge COVID now that she’s been forced back in.
Keep Kids in School by Keeping the Air Clean
Use these tips and tools to help keep kids learning this fall and winter.
Accessible Tests and Why You Should Care
Many design improvements that could make COVID tests more accessible for people with disabilities will make them easier to use for all of us.
Time to Get the Flu Vaccine
The flu season may come early again this year. The time to protect yourself is now.
We're Still Not Done With COVID...Here's Why!
Even though the virus is under control to some degree, there is still a lot of important work happening to understand and improve how we manage it.
EUAs: The Beginning and The End
Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) gave us COVID tests quickly. What happens to them when the emergency is over?
Kraken Is Waning, Hyperion and Arcturus Are Gaining
In the Age of Omicron, it’s all about the sub-variants. Here are the latest ones to watch in the US.
We Can Test for COVID at Home. Why Not Flu, Too?
A new kind of at-home test is coming: One that can test for more than one virus at a time.
What Happens to Tests After the Emergency Ends?
When the public health emergency ends on May 11th, rapid COVID tests won’t go away. But for most people, they won’t be free.