For most people, having an at-home COVID test or two handy is just a normal part of life these days. But, if you happen to take a test and get a positive you weren’t expecting, it’s more than ...

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Quick and easy access to rapid COVID-19 testing felt like a pipe dream when the coronavirus pandemic first hit the U.S., but two new tests authorized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are now ...

You can't place orders for at-home COVID testing kits anymore, but there are still resources available for free testing. Peter is a writer and editor for the CNET How-To team. He has been covering ...

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As we close in on two years of living with COVID-19, quick and accurate tests for COVID-19 remain an urgent priority. In fact, as schools reopen, businesses resume operations and people return to work ...

Until the worldwide explosion of the omicron variant, it seemed that showing your vaccination card would be enough to resume many aspects of normal life. Increasingly, however, you also may need to ...