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The FDA Is Forcing The CDC To Waste Time Double Testing Some Coronavirus Cases
The FDA’s strict guidance on test confirmations is one of several obstacles that slowed the federal government’s response to COVID-1 9.

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The FDA’s strict guidance on test confirmations is one of several obstacles that slowed the federal government’s response to COVID-1 9.

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