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I had a meeting over three weeks ago with someone who tested positive for covid-19 last week. i do not present any symptoms. should i be worried or test?
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Agree with Dr. A: Wear a mask when in public to reduce your risk of acquiring the infection. Wish you good health!
Answered 6/24/2020
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