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How soon after exposure to a positive covid-19 person is testing required? for a 78 yr old and under 60 yrs. exposure happened on monday, 26 may 2020, currently no symptoms are being experienced.
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Get tested: Get tested as soon as an exposure is learned of. Then quarantine until the results are reported.
Answered 5/28/2020
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